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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA
MALAYSIA
IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
SUKU KEDUA/SECOND QUARTER
2013
JABATAN PERANGKAAN MALAYSIA
i
KATA PENGANTAR
Laporan ini memaparkan anggaran imbangan pembayaran suku tahunan
Malaysia bagi suku tahun kedua, 2013. Data bagi tempoh sebelumnya bermula
2005 juga dimuatkan di dalam penerbitan ini.
Penyusunan anggaran ini adalah berdasarkan garis panduan yang terkandung
dalam Manual Imbangan Pembayaran Edisi Keenam (BPM6) oleh Tabung
Kewangan Antarabangsa (IMF).
Untuk memudahkan lagi kefahaman, nota teknikal yang antara lain meliputi skop,
liputan, rangka, konsep, dan definisi bagi anggaran tersebut ada dimuatkan di
dalam laman web kami (www.statistics.gov.my). Diharap nota berkenaan akan
memberi manfaat kepada para pengguna.
Saya ingin merakamkan penghargaan kepada semua pihak yang telah
memberikan kerjasama dan bantuan dalam membekalkan data yang diperlukan.
Ulasan dan cadangan ke arah memperbaiki lagi laporan ini pada masa hadapan
amatlah dihargai.
DR. HAJI ABDUL RAHMAN BIN HASAN
Ketua Perangkawan
Malaysia
Ogos, 2013
ii
PREFACE
This report presents quarterly balance of payments estimates for Malaysia for the
second quarter of 2013. Data for previous periods starting 2005 are also
presented in this publication.
The compilation of the estimates is based on the guidelines of the Sixth Edition of
the Balance of Payments Manual (BPM6) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
To facilitate greater understanding, technical notes relating to the scope,
coverage, frame, concepts, and definitions of the estimates is available at our web
site (www.statistics.gov.my). It is hoped that users will find these notes useful.
I wish to express our appreciation to all parties concerned for their co-operation
and assistance in providing the required data. Comments and suggestions towards
improving future issues of this report would be greatly appreciated.
DR. HAJI ABDUL RAHMAN BIN HASAN
Chief Statistician
Malaysia
August, 2013
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JADUAL TARIKH PENGELUARAN PENERBITAN
IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN SUKU TAHUNAN, 2013
SCHEDULE OF RELEASE DATES FOR
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS PUBLICATION QUARTERLY, 2013
Suku Tahun Rujukan
Reference Quarter
Tarikh Penerbitan
Publication Date
Suku Pertama 2013
First Quarter 2013
Suku Kedua 2013
Second Quarter 2013
Suku Ketiga 2013
Third Quarter 2013
Suku Keempat 2013
Fourth Quarter 2013
15 Mei 2013
15 May 2013
21 Ogos 2013
21 August 2013
15 November 2013
15 November 2013
12 Februari 2014
12 February 2014
Kenyataan akhbar dihantar kepada pihak media pada tarikh pengeluaran dengan
masa embargo ditetapkan bagi penyiaran. Kenyataan akhbar tersebut disiarkan
selepas masa embargo di laman web Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia
(http://www.statistics.gov.my).
A press statement is issued to the media on the date of release with a specified
embargo time for release. The press statement is posted after the embargo time on
the website of the Department of Statistics, Malaysia (http://www.statistics.gov.my).
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SINGKATAN/ABBREVIATIONS
BNM : Bank Negara Malaysia/Central Bank of Malaysia
BOP : Imbangan Pembayaran/Balance of Payments
BPM6 : Manual Imbangan Pembayaran Edisi Keenam/Balance of Payments
Manual Sixth Edition
DOSM : Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia/Department of Statistics Malaysia
DIA : Pelaburan Langsung Di Luar Negeri/Direct Investment Abroad
DIE : Enterpris Pelaburan Langsung/Direct Investment Enterprise
f : muktamad/final
FDI : Pelaburan Langsung Asing Di Luar Negeri/Foreign Direct Investment
FDIR : Hubungan Pelaburan Langsung Asing/Foreign Direct Investment
Relationship
H : Separuh Tahun/Half Yearly
IMF : Tabung Kewangan Antarabangsa/International Monetary Fund
KDNK : Keluaran Dalam Negeri Kasar
p : permulaan/preliminary
r : disemak/revised
RM : Ringgit Malaysia
S : Suku Tahun
t.t.t.l. : tidak tercatat di tempat lain
cth : contoh
dll : dan lain-lain
c.i.f. : Cost, insurance, and freight
E&O : Error and Ommisions
etc : etcetera
e.g. : Example
f.o.b. : Free on board
GDP : Gross Domestic Product
n.i.e. : not included elsewhere
Q : Quarter
NOTA/NOTE
Jumlah angka-angka komponen mungkin tidak bersamaan dengan angka jumlah kecil
atau jumlah besar disebabkan pembundaran.
The sum of component figures may not tally with the sub-total or total figures due to
rounding.
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KANDUNGAN Muka Surat
CONTENTS Page Numberh
KATA PENGANTAR/PREFACE i
JADUAL TARIKH PENGELUARAN PENERBITAN IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN iii
SUKU TAHUNAN, 2013
SCHEDULE OF RELEASE DATES FOR BALANCE OF PAYMENTS PUBLICATION
QUARTERLY, 2013
SINGKATAN/ABBREVIATIONS iv
IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN, SUKU KEDUA 2013 1
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, SECOND QUARTER 2013
JADUAL-JADUAL/TABLES
1 Imbangan Pembayaran (Bersih), 2011 - 2013 18
Balance of Payments (Net), 2011 - 2013
2 Akaun Semasa, 2011 - 2013 20
Current Account, 2011 - 2013
3 Akaun Modal, Akaun Kewangan dan 22
Aset Rizab, 2011 - 2013
Capital Account, Financial Account and h
Reserve Assets, 2011 - 2013
JADUAL-JADUAL SIRI MASA/TIME SERIES TABLES
4 Imbangan Pembayaran (Bersih), 2005 - 2010 28
Balance of Payments (Net), 2005 - 2010
5 Akaun Semasa, 2005 - 2010 32
Current Account, 2005 - 2010
6 Akaun Modal, Akaun Kewangan dan 36
Aset Rizab, 2005 - 2010
Capital Account, Financial Account and h
Reserve Assets, 2005 - 2010
NOTA TEKNIKAL/TECHNICAL NOTES 43
PRESTASI SUKU TAHUNAN
IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN SUKU KEDUA 2013
QUARTERLY PERFORMANCE
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS SECOND QUARTER 2013
1
IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN
SUKU KEDUA 2013
Tahun-ke-tahun, lebihan pada akaun semasa
berkurang sebanyak RM5.4 bilion daripada
RM7.9 bilion yang direkodkan pada suku sama
tahun lepas. Ini terutama disebabkan oleh
lebihan yang lebih rendah pada akaun
barangan sebanyak RM11.1 bilion daripada
RM29.8 bilion tahun lepas.
Bagi enam bulan pertama 2013, imbangan
akaun semasa menunjukkan lebihan yang
lebih rendah iaitu RM11.2 bilion (1H 2012:
RM24.8 bilion), menurun sebanyak
RM13.6 bilion. Ini disebabkan oleh lebihan
yang lebih rendah pada akaun barangan
RM43.3 bilion (1H 2012: RM65.7 bilion).
Akaun Barangan
Pada suku tahun kajian, akaun barangan
merekodkan lebihan yang lebih rendah
RM18.7 bilion daripada RM24.7 bilion suku
lepas, yang mana:
eksport f.o.b. merekodkan
RM163.2 bilion daripada RM169.4 bilion
suku lepas. Eksport terutamanya
AKAUN SEMASA
Akaun semasa mencatatkan lebihan yang
lebih rendah RM2.6 bilion bagi tempoh
April - Jun 2013, berbanding suku tahun
sebelumnya. Lebihan yang lebih rendah ini
terutamanya disumbangkan oleh:
akaun barangan: lebihan yang lebih
rendah RM18.7 bilion (S1 2013:
RM24.7 bilion);
akaun perkhidmatan: defisit yang
lebih tinggi RM3.7 billion (S1 2013:
-RM3.4 bilion); dan
akaun pendapatan sekunder: aliran
keluar bersih yang lebih tinggi
RM4.1 bilion (S1 2013: -RM3.8 bilion).
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
S1-11 S2 S3 S4 S1-12 S2 S3 S4 S1-13 S2
RM Bilion
Suku Tahun
Carta 1: Akaun Semasa, 2011- 2013 (Bersih)
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RM Bilion
Suku Tahun
Carta 2: Akaun Semasa mengikut Komponen,
2011 - 2013 (Bersih)
Barangan Perkhidmatan
Pendapatan Primer Pendapatan Sekunder
0
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40
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120
140
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S1-11 S2 S3 S4 S1-12 S2 S3 S4 S1-13 S2
RM Bilion
Suku Tahun
Carta 3: Akaun Barangan, 2011 - 2013
Eksport f.o.b. Import f.o.b. Barangan (Bersih)
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IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN
SUKU KEDUA 2013
perkhidmatan perniagaan lain
RM6.4 bilion (S1 2013: RM6.2 bilion);
pengangkutan RM3.4 bilion (S1 2013:
RM3.3 bilion); dan
perkhidmatan telekomunikasi,
komputer dan maklumat RM2.3 bilion
(S1 2013: RM2.1 bilion).
Sementara itu, import perkhidmatan
meningkat sebanyak RM1.0 bilion kepada
RM34.2 bilion daripada RM33.2 bilion pada
suku lepas, di mana:
pengangkutan RM11.0 bilion (S1 2013:
RM10.2 bilion);
perjalanan RM9.2 bilion (S1 2013:
RM9.2 bilion);
perkhidmatan perniagaan lain
RM6.7 bilion (S1 2013: RM7.1 bilion);
dan
perkhidmatan telekomunikasi,
komputer dan maklumat RM2.4 bilion
(S1 2013: RM2.2 bilion).
disumbangkan oleh barangan elektrik
& elektronik, minyak sawit & hasil
keluaran minyak sawit dan gas asli
cecair (LNG). Tiga destinasi utama
eksport ialah Singapura, Republik
Rakyat China dan Jepun.
import f.o.b. mencatatkan
RM144.5 bilion daripada RM144.8 bilion
pada suku lepas. Ini terutamanya
disumbangkan oleh import barang
perantaraan. Tiga sumber utama
import ialah Republik Rakyat China,
Singapura dan Jepun.
Tahun-ke-tahun, akaun barangan merekodkan
lebihan yang lebih rendah sebanyak
RM11.1 bilion daripada RM29.8 bilion setahun
lalu. Ini disebabkan oleh penurunan pada
eksport f.o.b. sebanyak RM14.9 bilion.
Separuh tahun pertama 2013, lebihan pada
akaun barangan mencatatkan RM43.3 bilion,
berkurang sebanyak RM22.4 bilion daripada
RM65.7 bilion pada tempoh yang sama 2012.
Eksport f.o.b. menurun sebanyak RM19.5 bilion
daripada RM352.1 bilion, sementara import
f.o.b. meningkat kepada RM289.3 bilion
daripada RM286.4 bilion.
Akaun Perkhidmatan
Pada S2 2013, eksport perkhidmatan
mencatatkan RM30.5 bilion daripada
RM29.8 bilion pada S1 2013, terutamanya
terdiri daripada komponen berikut:
perjalanan RM16.5 bilion (S1 2013:
RM16.1 bilion);
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-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
S1-11 S2 S3 S4 S1-12 S2 S3 S4 S1-13 S2
RM Bilion
Suku Tahun
Carta 4: Akaun Perkhidmatan, 2011 - 2013
Eksport Import Perkhidmatan (Bersih)
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IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN
SUKU KEDUA 2013
Pada suku semasa, sejumlah RM10.9 bilion
telah dicatatkan oleh terimaan pendapatan
primer (kredit) berbanding RM9.9 bilion pada
S1 2013, di mana:
pampasan pekerja RM1.1 bilion
(S1 2013: RM1.0 bilion); dan
pendapatan pelaburan RM9.9 bilion
(S1 2013: RM8.8 bilion).
Pendapatan pelaburan diperoleh daripada:
pelaburan langsung RM4.8 bilion
(S1 2013: RM3.8 bilion), terutamanya
dijana daripada sektor minyak & gas,
kewangan & insurans dan borong &
runcit;
pelaburan portfolio RM1.4 bilion
(S1 2013: RM0.4 bilion); dan
pelaburan lain RM3.7 bilion (S1 2013:
RM4.7 bilion).
Sementara itu, bayaran pendapatan primer
(debit) mencatatkan RM19.3 bilion daripada
RM18.7 bilion pada S1 2013, yang mana:
pampasan pekerja RM2.0 bilion
(S1 2013: RM2.0 bilion); dan
pendapatan pelaburan RM17.3 bilion
(S1 2013: RM16.7 bilion).
Pendapatan pelaburan diperoleh daripada:
pelaburan langsung RM12.9 bilion
(S1 2013: RM13.3 bilion), terutamanya
dijana daripada sektor pembuatan,
Pada asas bersih, akaun perkhidmatan
merekodkan bayaran bersih yang lebih tinggi
RM3.7 bilion (S1 2013: -RM3.4 bilion).
Tahun-ke-tahun, eksport perkhidmatan
merekodkan terimaan yang lebih tinggi
sebanyak RM1.9 bilion (6.6 peratus) daripada
RM28.6 bilion pada tempoh yang sama tahun
lepas. Sementara itu, import merekodkan
bayaran yang lebih tinggi sebanyak
RM1.2 bilion (3.6 peratus) daripada
RM33.0 bilion.
Separuh tahun pertama, eksport akaun
perkhidmatan meningkat kepada
RM60.3 bilion daripada RM55.4 bilion. Begitu
juga, import perkhidmatan merekodkan
RM67.4 bilion daripada RM64.8 bilion.
Ini disebabkan oleh bayaran bersih yang lebih
rendah pada akaun perkhidmatan sebanyak
RM2.4 bilion, untuk mencatatkan RM7.1 bilion
daripada RM9.5 bilion pada tempoh yang
sama 2012.
Akaun Pendapatan Primer
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-10
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
S1-11 S2 S3 S4 S1-12 S2 S3 S4 S1-13 S2
RM Bilion
Suku Tahun
Carta 5: Akaun Pendapatan Primer, 2011 - 2013
Kredit Debit Pendapatan Primer (Bersih)
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IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN
SUKU KEDUA 2013
Akaun Pendapatan Sekunder
Pada suku semasa, pendapatan sekunder
merekodkan aliran keluar bersih yang lebih
tinggi RM4.1 bilion (S1 2013: RM 3.8 bilion).
Tahun-ke-tahun, bayaran bersih pada
pendapatan sekunder menurun sebanyak
RM0.6 bilion daripada RM4.6 bilion setahun
lalu. Separuh tahun pertama, aliran keluar
bersih mengecil sebanyak RM2.1 bilion
daripada RM10.0 bilion yang direkodkan pada
tempoh sama 2012.
AKAUN MODAL
Pada S2 2013, akaun modal merekodkan
aliran keluar bersih yang lebih tinggi RM8.0 juta
daripada RM6.0 juta pada S1 2013.
Ini terutamanya disebabkan oleh bayaran
bersih yang lebih tinggi pada perolehan aset
bukan kewangan bukan pengeluaran
sebanyak RM11.0 juta.
kewangan & insurans dan minyak &
gas;
pelaburan portfolio RM3.7 bilion
(S1 2013: RM3.0 bilion); dan
pelaburan lain RM0.7 bilion (S1 2013:
RM0.4 bilion).
Pada asas bersih, aliran keluar pendapatan
primer berkurang sebanyak RM0.4 bilion
kepada RM8.4 bilion daripada RM8.8 bilion
direkodkan pada suku sebelumnya,
terutamanya disebabkan oleh aliran keluar
bersih yang lebih rendah pada pendapatan
pelaburan RM7.4 bilion daripada RM7.9 bilion.
Tahun-ke-tahun, terimaan pendapatan primer
meningkat sebanyak RM1.7 bilion daripada
RM9.2 bilion, terutamanya disebabkan
pendapatan pelaburan langsung yang lebih
tinggi. Sebaliknya, bayaran pendapatan
primer berkurang sebanyak RM2.8 bilion
daripada RM22.0 bilion tahun lepas. Pada asas
bersih, akaun pendapatan primer merekodkan
bayaran bersih yang lebih rendah sebanyak
RM4.4 bilion daripada RM12.8 bilion setahun
lalu.
Pada enam bulan pertama 2013, defisit pada
akaun pendapatan primer mengecil kepada
RM17.2 bilion (1H 2012: -RM21.5 bilion).
Ini disumbangkan oleh aliran keluar bersih
yang lebih rendah pada pendapatan
pelaburan sebanyak RM4.8 bilion untuk
merekod RM15.3 bilion (1H 2012:
-RM20.1 bilion).
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-6
-4
-2
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2
4
6
8
S1-11 S2 S3 S4 S1-12 S2 S3 S4 S1-13 S2
RM Bilion
Suku Tahun
Carta 6: Akaun Pendapatan Sekunder,
2011 - 2013
Kredit Debit Pendapatan Sekunder (Bersih)
5
IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN
SUKU KEDUA 2013
Bagi separuh tahun pertama 2013, akaun
kewangan mencatatkan aliran masuk bersih
RM6.2 bilion, bertukar daripada aliran keluar
bersih RM3.7 bilion disebabkan oleh
perubahan haluan pada pelaburan lain,
kepada aliran masuk bersih RM9.9 bilion
daripada aliran keluar bersih RM20.0 bilion.
Pelaburan Langsung
i. Pelaburan langsung mengikut asas aset
dan liabiliti
Pelaburan langsung mencatatkan aliran
keluar bersih RM7.9 bilion daripada
RM2.2 bilion suku lepas, di mana:
aset: aliran keluar RM15.4 bilion
(S1 2013: -RM11.5 bilion); dan
liabiliti: aliran masuk RM7.4 bilion
(S1 2013: RM9.4 bilion).
Tahun-ke-tahun, pelaburan langsung
merekodkan perubahan arah daripada
aliran masuk bersih RM4.6 bilion pada
S2 2012. Ini terutamanya disumbangkan oleh
Tahun-ke-tahun, akaun modal menunjukkan
aliran keluar bersih yang lebih rendah
sebanyak RM31.0 juta (S2 2012: -RM40.0 juta).
Pada separuh tahun pertama 2013, aliran
keluar bersih mengecil sebanyak RM173.0 juta
kepada RM14.0 juta daripada RM187.0 juta
dicatatkan pada tempoh yang sama 2012.
AKAUN KEWANGAN
Akaun kewangan merekodkan aliran masuk
bersih yang lebih tinggi RM5.2 bilion daripada
RM1.0 bilion pada suku lepas. Ini disebabkan
oleh perubahan arah pada pelaburan lain
kepada RM10.8 bilion daripada aliran keluar
bersih RM1.0 bilion.
Tahun-ke-tahun, akaun kewangan
mencatatkan aliran masuk bersih yang lebih
rendah sebanyak RM1.3 bilion daripada
RM6.5 bilion setahun lalu. Ini disumbangkan
oleh perubahan haluan pada pelaburan
langsung kepada aliran keluar bersih
RM7.9 bilion daripada aliran masuk bersih
RM4.6 bilion.
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-30
-20
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
S1-11 S2 S3 S4 S1-12 S2 S3 S4 S1-13 S2
RM Bilion
Suku Tahun
Carta 7: Akaun Kewangan mengikut
Komponen, 2011 - 2013 (Bersih)
Pelaburan Langsung Pelaburan Portfolio
Derivatif Kewangan Pelaburan Lain
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-15
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0
5
10
15
20
S1-11 S2 S3 S4 S1-12 S2 S3 S4 S1-13 S2
RM Bilion
Suku Tahun
Carta 8: Pelaburan Langsung mengikut Asas
Aset dan Liabiliti, 2011 - 2013 (Bersih)
Aset Liabiliti
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IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN
SUKU KEDUA 2013
Tahun-ke-tahun, DIA mencatatkan aliran
keluar yang lebih tinggi sebanyak
RM14.3 bilion daripada RM2.7 bilion
setahun lalu. Separuh tahun pertama,
DIA merekodkan aliran keluar yang lebih
tinggi RM28.3 bilion daripada
RM20.7 bilion pada tempoh yang sama
2012.
FDI di Malaysia: merekodkan aliran
masuk bersih RM9.1 bilion (S1 2013:
RM9.1 bilion). Aliran masuk FDI
terutamanya disalurkan ke dalam
sektor pembuatan, minyak & gas dan
kewangan & insurans. Tiga sumber
utama FDI adalah Jepun, Bermuda dan
Singapura.
Tahun-ke-tahun, FDI mencatatkan aliran
masuk yang lebih tinggi sebanyak
RM1.7 bilion daripada RM7.4 bilion
setahun lalu. Separuh tahun pertama,
FDI merekodkan aliran masuk yang lebih
tinggi RM18.2 bilion daripada
RM15.9 bilion pada tempoh yang sama
2012.
Pelaburan Portfolio
Pelaburan Portfolio mencatatkan aliran masuk
bersih RM3.7 bilion daripada RM3.9 bilion pada
suku lalu, di mana:
aset: aliran keluar RM11.0 bilion
(S1 2013: -RM5.3 bilion); dan
liabiliti: aliran masuk RM14.7 bilion
(S1 2013: RM9.2 bilion).
aliran keluar bersih aset pelaburan
langsung yang lebih tinggi sebanyak
RM8.7 bilion daripada RM6.7 bilion.
Separuh tahun pertama, pelaburan
langsung mencatatkan aliran keluar bersih
yang lebih tinggi RM10.1 bilion daripada
RM4.8 bilion pada tempoh yang sama 2012.
Ini disebabkan oleh aliran masuk liabiliti
pelaburan langsung yang lebih rendah
sebanyak RM6.6 bilion kepada RM16.8 bilion
daripada RM23.4 bilion.
ii. Pelaburan langsung mengikut asas arah
aliran
DIA: aliran keluar bersih yang lebih tinggi
RM17.0 bilion (S1 2013: -RM11.3 bilion).
Sektor utama yang menyumbang
kepada DIA ialah minyak & gas,
kewangan & insurans dan maklumat &
komunikasi. Tiga negara utama
pelaburan immediate adalah Bermuda,
India dan Indonesia.
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5
10
15
20
S1-11 S2 S3 S4 S1-12 S2 S3 S4 S1-13 S2
RM Bilion
Suku Tahun
Carta 9: Pelaburan Langsung mengikut
Asas Arah Aliran, 2011- 2013 (Bersih)
DIA FDI
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IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN
SUKU KEDUA 2013
Tahun-ke-tahun, pelaburan portfolio
mencatatkan perubahan arah daripada aliran
keluar bersih RM4.9 bilion. Pada separuh tahun
pertama 2013, pelaburan portfolio
merekodkan aliran masuk bersih yang lebih
rendah RM7.6 bilion daripada RM20.2 bilion
pada separuh tahun pertama 2012.
Pelaburan lain
Pelaburan lain bertukar arah kepada aliran
masuk bersih RM10.8 bilion daripada aliran
keluar bersih RM0.9 bilion suku lepas.
Ini disumbangkan oleh perubahan haluan
dalam sektor swasta kepada RM12.1 bilion
daripada -RM0.2 bilion.
Tahun-ke-tahun, pelaburan lain mencatatkan
aliran masuk bersih yang lebih tinggi sebanyak
RM5.0 bilion daripada RM5.9 bilion. Separuh
tahun pertama, pelaburan lain mencatatkan
aliran masuk bersih RM9.9 bilion, bertukar arah
daripada aliran keluar bersih RM20.0 bilion.
Aset Rizab
Rizab Antarabangsa Bank Negara Malaysia
sehingga akhir Jun 2013 adalah RM432.8 bilion,
meningkat RM1.5 bilion pada suku kajian.
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BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
SECOND QUARTER 2013
Year-on-year, the surplus on current account
reduced by RM5.4 billion from RM7.9 billion
recorded in the same quarter of preceding
year. This was mainly due to lower surplus on
goods account by RM11.1 billion from
RM29.8 billion last year.
For the first six months of 2013, current account
balance showed a lower surplus of
RM11.2 billion (1H 2012: RM24.8 billion),
down by RM13.6 billion. This was due to the
lower surplus of goods account of
RM43.3 billion (1H 2012: RM65.7 billion).
Goods Account
In the quarter under review, goods recorded
a lower surplus of RM18.7 billion from
RM24.7 billion last quarter, of which:
exports f.o.b. recorded RM163.2 billion
from RM169.4 billion last quarter.
The exports was mainly contributed by
electrical & electronic products,
palm oil & palm oil based products
and liquefied natural gas (LNG).
CURRENT ACCOUNT
The current account balance posted a lower
surplus of RM2.6 billion for the period of
April - June 2013, as compared to the previous
quarter. The lower surplus was mainly
contributed by:
goods account: a lower surplus
of RM18.7 billion (Q1 2013:
RM24.7 billion);
services account: a higher deficit of
RM3.7 billion (Q1 2013: -RM3.4 billion);
and
secondary income account: a higher
net outflow of RM4.1 billion (Q1 2013:
-RM3.8 billion).
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Chart 1: Current Account, 2011 - 2013 (Net)
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Chart 3: Goods Account, 2011 - 2013
Exports f.o.b. Imports f.o.b. Goods (Net)
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Chart 2: Current Account by Components,
2011 - 2013 (Net)
Goods Services
Primary Income Secondary Income
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BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
SECOND QUARTER 2013
In Q2 2013, exports of services posted
RM30.5 billion from RM29.8 billion in Q1 2013,
mainly consisting of the following components:
travel of RM16.5 billion (Q1 2013:
RM16.1 billion);
other business services of RM6.4 billion
(Q1 2013: RM6.2 billion);
transport of RM3.4 billion (Q1 2013:
RM3.3 billion); and
telecommunications, computer and
information services of RM2.3 billion
(Q1 2013: RM2.1 billion).
Meanwhile, imports of services rose by
RM1.0 billion to RM34.2 billion from
RM33.2 billion a quarter ago, of which:
transport of RM11.0 billion (Q1 2013:
RM10.2 billion);
travel of RM9.2 billion (Q1 2013:
RM9.2 billion);
other business services of RM6.7 billion
(Q1 2013: RM7.1 billion); and
telecommunications, computer, and
information services of RM2.4 billion
(Q1 2013: RM2.2 billion).
On net basis, services account recorded
higher net payments of RM3.7 billion
(Q1 2013: -RM3.4 billion).
Year-on-year, exports of services recorded
higher receipts by RM1.9 billion (6.6 per cent)
from RM28.6 billion in the same period last
year. Meanwhile, imports recorded higher
payments by RM1.2 billion (3.6 per cent) from
RM33.0 billion.
The top three exports destinations
were Singapore, The People’s Republic
of China and Japan.
imports f.o.b. posted RM144.5 billion
from RM144.8 billion last quarter.
The imports was mainly contributed by
intermediate goods. The top three
imports sources were The People’s
Republic of China, Singapore and
Japan.
Year-on-year, goods account recorded lower
surplus by RM11.1 billion from RM29.8 billion
a year ago. This was due to the decrease in
exports f.o.b. by RM14.9 billion.
In the first half of 2013, the surplus on goods
registered RM43.3 billion, reduced by
RM22.4 billion from RM65.7 billion in the same
period of 2012. Exports f.o.b. down by
RM19.5 billion from RM352.1 billion, while
imports f.o.b. rose to RM289.3 billion from
RM286.4 billion.
Services Account
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Chart 4: Services Account, 2011 - 2013
Exports Imports Services (Net)
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BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
SECOND QUARTER 2013
generated from oil & gas, financial &
insurance and wholesale & retail
sectors;
portfolio investment of RM1.4 billion
(Q1 2013: RM0.4 billion); and
other investment of RM3.7 billion
(Q1 2013: RM4.7 billion).
Meanwhile, primary income payments (debit)
posted RM19.3 billion from RM18.7 billion in
Q1 2013, of which:
compensation of employees of
RM2.0 billion (Q1 2013: RM2.0 billion);
and
investment income of RM17.3 billion
(Q1 2013: RM16.7 billion).
The investment income was derived from:
direct investment of RM12.9 billion
(Q1 2013: RM13.3 billion), mainly
generated from manufacturing,
financial & insurance and oil & gas
sectors;
portfolio investment of RM3.7 billion
(Q1 2013: RM3.0 billion); and
other investment of RM0.7 billion
(Q1 2013: RM0.4 billion).
On net basis, the primary income outlay
contracted by RM0.4 billion to RM8.4 billion
from RM8.8 billion recorded in the preceding
quarter, specifically due to lower net outlay on
investment income of RM7.4 billion from
RM7.9 billion.
Half yearly, exports of services account
increased to RM60.3 billion from RM55.4 billion.
Likewise, import of services recorded
RM67.4 billion from RM64.8 billion. This resulted
to lower net payments in services account by
RM2.4 billion, to post RM7.1 billion from
RM9.5 billion in the same period of 2012.
Primary Income Account
In the current quarter, a total of RM10.9 billion
was registered for primary income receipts
(credit) compared to RM9.9 billion in Q1 2013,
of which:
compensation of employees of
RM1.1 billion (Q1 2013: RM1.0 billion);
and
investment income of RM9.9 billion
(Q1 2013: RM8.8 billion).
The investment income was derived from:
direct investment of RM4.8 billion
(Q1 2013: RM3.8 billion), mainly
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Chart 5: Primary Income Account, 2011 - 2013
Credits Debits Primary Income (Net)
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BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
SECOND QUARTER 2013
CAPITAL ACCOUNT
In Q2 2013, capital account recorded higher
net outflow of RM8.0 million from RM6.0 million
in Q1 2013. This was mainly due to higher net
payments on acquisitions of nonproduced
nonfinancial assets by RM11.0 million.
Year-on-year, capital account showed lower
net outflow by RM31.0 million (Q2 2012:
-RM40.0 million). In the first half of 2013, the net
outflow narrowed by RM173.0 million to
RM14.0 million from RM187.0 million posted in
the same period of 2012.
FINANCIAL ACCOUNT
The financial account recorded a higher net
inflow of RM5.2 billion from RM1.0 billion in the
last quarter. This was due to reversal of other
investment to RM10.8 billion from net outflow of
RM1.0 billion.
Year-on-year, financial account registered a
lower net inflow by RM1.3 billion from
RM6.5 billion a year ago. This was attributed to
a turnaround of direct investment to net
outflow of RM7.9 billion from net inflow of
RM4.6 billion.
Year-on-year, primary income receipts rose by
RM1.7 billion from RM9.2 billion, mainly due to
higher direct investment income. On the
contrary, primary income payments
decreased by RM2.8 billion from RM22.0 billion
last year. On net basis, primary income
account recorded lower net payments by
RM4.4 billion from RM12.8 billion a year ago.
For the first six months of 2013, the deficit in
primary income account narrowed to
RM17.2 billion (1H 2012: -RM21.5 billion).
This was contributed by the lower net outlay of
investment income by RM4.8 billion to record
RM15.3 billion (1H 2012: -RM20.1 billion).
Secondary Income Account
In the current quarter, secondary income
recorded a higher net outlay of RM4.1 billion
(Q1 2013: RM 3.8 billion).
Year-on-year, net payments on secondary
income down by RM0.6 billion from
RM4.6 billion a year ago. Half yearly, the net
outlay narrowed by RM2.1 billion from
RM10.0 billion recorded in the corresponding
period of 2012.
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Chart 6: Secondary Income Account,
2011 - 2013
Credits Debits Secondary Income (Net)
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Chart 7: Financial Account by
Components, 2011 - 2013 (Net)
Direct Investment Portfolio Investment
Financial Derivatives Other Investment
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BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
SECOND QUARTER 2013
Half yearly, direct investment posted
a higher net outflow of RM10.1 billion from
RM4.8 billion in corresponding period of 2012.
This was due to lower inflow of direct
investment liabilities by RM6.6 billion to
RM16.8 billion from RM23.4 billion.
ii. Direct investment on directional basis
DIA: higher net outflow of
RM17.0 billion (Q1 2013: -RM11.3 billion).
The major sectors attributed to DIA were
oil & gas, financial & insurance and
information & communication. The top
three immediate investing countries were
Bermuda, India and Indonesia.
Year-on-year, DIA posted higher outflow
by RM14.3 billion from RM2.7 billion a year
ago. Half yearly, DIA recorded higher
outflow of RM28.3 billion from
RM20.7 billion in the same period of 2012.
FDI in Malaysia: recorded a net inflow of
RM9.1 billion (Q1 2013: RM9.1 billion). FDI
inflows were primarily channelled into
For the first half of 2013, financial account
posted a net inflow of RM6.2 billion, switched
from a net outflow of RM3.7 billion due to
a turnaround in other investment, to net inflow
of RM9.9 billion from net outflow of
RM20.0 billion.
Direct Investment
i. Direct investment on assets and liabilities
basis
Direct investment registered a net outflow of
RM7.9 billion from RM2.2 billion last
quarter, of which:
assets: an outflow of RM15.4 billion
(Q1 2013: -RM11.5 billion); and
liabilities: an inflow of RM7.4 billion
(Q1 2013: RM9.4 billion).
Year-on-year, direct investment recorded
a reversal from a net inflow of RM4.6 billion in
Q2 2012. This was mainly attributed to higher
net outflow of direct investment assets by
RM8.7 billion from RM6.7 billion.
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Chart 8: Direct Investment according to
Assets and Liabilities Basis, 2011 - 2013 (Net)
Assets Liabilities
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Chart 9: Direct Investment according to
Directional Basis, 2011 - 2013 (Net)
DIA FDI
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BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
SECOND QUARTER 2013
Year-on-year, other investment posted higher
net inflow by RM5.0 billion from RM5.9 billion.
Half yearly, other investment posted a net
inflow of RM9.9 billion, switched from a net
outflow of RM20.0 billion.
Reserve Assets
The international reserves of Bank Negara
Malaysia as at end June 2013 was
RM432.8 billion, an increase of RM1.5 billion in
the quarter under review.
manufacturing, oil & gas and
financial & insurance sectors. The top
three sources of FDI were Japan,
Bermuda and Singapore.
Year-on-year, FDI posted higher inflow by
RM1.7 billion from RM7.4 billion a year
ago. Half yearly, FDI recorded higher
inflow of RM18.2 billion from RM15.9 billion
in the same period of 2012.
Portfolio Investment
The portfolio investment registered a net inflow
of RM3.7 billion from RM3.9 billion in the last
quarter, of which:
assets: an outflow of RM11.0 billion
(Q1 2013: -RM5.3 billion); and
liabilities: an inflow of RM14.7 billion
(Q1 2013: RM9.2 billion).
Year-on-year, portfolio investment registered
a turnaround from net outflow of RM4.9 billion.
In the first half of 2013, portfolio investment
recorded a lower net inflow of RM7.6 billion
from RM20.2 billion for the first half of 2012.
Other Investment
Other investment reverted to a net inflow of
RM10.8 billion from net outflow of RM0.9 billion
last quarter. This was contributed by a reversal
in private sector to RM12.1 billion from
-RM0.2 billion.
JADUAL-JADUAL IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN
(2011 - 2013)
JADUAL 1 : IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN (BERSIH)
JADUAL 2 : AKAUN SEMASA
JADUAL 3 : AKAUN MODAL, AKAUN KEWANGAN DAN ASET RIZAB
TABLES ON BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
(2011 - 2013)
TABLE 1 : BALANCE OF PAYMENTS (NET)
TABLE 2 : CURRENT ACCOUNT
TABLE 3 : CAPITAL ACCOUNT, FINANCIAL ACCOUNT AND RESERVE ASSETS
2011f
2012r
2013p
AKAUN SEMASA 102,426 57,348 50,339 24,798 11,212 25,384 24,956
1. Barangan 151,565 125,614 75,611 65,720 43,349 38,128 37,483
2. Perkhidmatan -6,272 -14,003 -2,192 -9,456 -7,058 -1,674 -518
2.1 294 101 142 169 88 70 71
2.2 Pengangkutan -25,064 -28,012 -11,871 -14,084 -14,402 -5,627 -6,243
2.3 Perjalanan 28,959 26,893 13,414 11,799 14,217 6,405 7,009
2.4 Pembinaan -757 -3,202 -249 -1,793 -1,599 -15 -234
2.5 Perkhidmatan insurans dan pencen -776 -1,273 -363 -877 -682 -170 -193
2.6 Perkhidmatan kewangan -230 -697 115 -370 -328 -166 280
2.7 Caj penggunaan harta -4,557 -4,317 -1,976 -1,970 -2,010 -1,252 -724
2.8 166 221 193 128 -272 209 -16
2.9 Perkhidmatan perniagaan lain -3,207 -1,994 -1,086 -1,767 -1,153 -809 -277
2.10 -577 -1,309 -251 -525 -852 -149 -102
2.11 Barangan dan perkhidmatan kerajaan t.t.t.l. -524 -415 -260 -167 -64 -172 -88
3. Pendapatan primer -21,806 -36,024 -12,644 -21,462 -17,166 -5,962 -6,682
3.1 Pampasan pekerja -2,331 -3,040 -1,001 -1,403 -1,886 -451 -549
3.2 Pendapatan pelaburan -19,475 -32,985 -11,643 -20,058 -15,279 -5,511 -6,133
3.2.1 Pelaburan langsung -26,698 -40,684 -15,175 -23,261 -17,632 -6,632 -8,543
3.2.2 Pelaburan portfolio -8,943 -8,526 -3,923 -4,441 -4,945 -2,328 -1,595
3.2.3 Pelaburan lain 16,166 16,225 7,455 7,643 7,298 3,450 4,006
4. Pendapatan sekunder -21,061 -18,239 -10,435 -10,005 -7,913 -5,108 -5,327
AKAUN MODAL -133 159 -63 -187 -14 -42 -21
1. -119 252 -57 -106 -12 -30 -27
2. Pindahan modal -14 -93 -6 -80 -2 -12 6
AKAUN KEWANGAN 23,265 -23,037 45,039 -3,735 6,151 -6,390 51,429
1. Pelaburan langsung -9,337 -21,748 2,023 -4,808 -10,106 102 1,921
2. Pelaburan portfolio 26,139 58,388 56,466 20,164 7,570 8,430 48,036
3. Derivatif kewangan -76 954 560 954 -1,212 144 416
4. Pelaburan lain 6,539 -60,632 -14,009 -20,045 9,899 -15,066 1,057
ASET RIZAB -94,682 -3,873 -77,579 -5,475 -5,561 -15,855 -61,724
KESILAPAN DAN KETINGGALAN BERSIH -30,876 -30,597 -17,736 -15,401 -11,788 -3,097 -14,639
JADUAL 1 : IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN (BERSIH), 2011 - 2013 (RM JUTA)
pembaikan t.t.t.l.
intelek t.t.t.l.
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Perkhidmatan penyenggaraan dan
Perkhidmatan telekomunikasi, komputer
Perkhidmatan persendirian, kebudayaan dan
Perolehan/pelupusan aset bukan kewangan
bukan pengeluaran
dan maklumat
rekreasi
Komponen/Tahun & Suku TahunJan - Jun
2011 f
2012 r
Q111 f
Q211 f
28,284 23,803 16,889 7,910 9,650 22,899 8,659 2,553 CURRENT ACCOUNT
38,314 37,641 35,969 29,751 25,609 34,285 24,666 18,683 1. Goods
-1,015 -3,064 -5,060 -4,396 -2,317 -2,231 -3,369 -3,689 2. Services
69 83 132 36 -56 -11 15 73 2.1
-6,649 -6,544 -6,643 -7,441 -7,161 -6,767 -6,870 -7,532 2.2 Transport
8,329 7,216 5,444 6,355 7,448 7,646 6,927 7,290 2.3 Travel
-154 -355 -796 -997 -571 -838 -511 -1,088 2.4 Construction
-261 -152 -488 -389 -154 -242 -434 -248 2.5 Insurance and pension services
-177 -167 -169 -201 -185 -143 -287 -41 2.6 Financial services
-1,143 -1,438 -871 -1,098 -1,207 -1,141 -832 -1,177 2.7 Charges for the use of intellectual
property n.i.e.
60 -87 14 115 197 -104 -158 -115 2.8 Telecommunications, computer
and information services
-804 -1,317 -1,265 -501 -38 -189 -821 -332 2.9 Other business services
-184 -142 -373 -152 -509 -275 -385 -466 2.10 Personal, cultural and
recreational services
-102 -161 -44 -123 -81 -166 -12 -52 2.11 Government goods and services n.i.e.
-3,756 -5,406 -8,661 -12,801 -8,946 -5,617 -8,807 -8,359 3. Primary income
-516 -814 -766 -638 -741 -895 -941 -946 3.1 Compensation of employees
-3,240 -4,592 -7,895 -12,163 -8,205 -4,721 -7,866 -7,413 3.2 Investment income
-4,330 -7,193 -10,243 -13,017 -10,922 -6,501 -9,516 -8,116 3.2.1 Direct investment
-2,956 -2,064 -2,440 -2,001 -2,261 -1,825 -2,642 -2,303 3.2.2 Portfolio investment
4,046 4,665 4,788 2,855 4,978 3,604 4,292 3,006 3.2.3 Other investment
-5,259 -5,368 -5,359 -4,645 -4,697 -3,538 -3,831 -4,082 4. Secondary income
-34 -36 -147 -40 -26 372 -6 -8 CAPITAL ACCOUNT
-24 -38 -73 -33 -18 377 0 -11 1.
-10 2 -74 -6 -7 -5 -6 3 2. Capital transfers
-22,406 631 -10,263 6,528 -9,001 -10,302 956 5,194 FINANCIAL ACCOUNT
-4,021 -7,339 -9,452 4,644 1,482 -18,422 -2,172 -7,934 1. Direct investment
-27,857 -2,469 25,104 -4,939 27,844 10,379 3,861 3,708 2. Portfolio investment
-301 -335 -20 974 -64 64 213 -1,425 3. Financial derivatives
9,773 10,775 -25,895 5,850 -38,263 -2,323 -946 10,845 4. Other investment
-10,917 -6,186 7,221 -12,697 7,526 -5,923 -4,043 -1,518 RESERVE ASSETS
5,073 -18,212 -13,700 -1,702 -8,149 -7,046 -5,566 -6,221 NET ERRORS AND OMISSIONS
Components/Year & Quarter
Acquisitions/disposals of nonproduced
Q113 p
Q412 r
Q311 f
Q213 p
Maintenance and
repair services n.i.e.
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TABLE 1 (cont'd.) : BALANCE OF PAYMENTS (NET), 2011 - 2013 (RM MILLION)
Q411 f
Q112 r
Q212 r
Q312 r
nonfinancial assets
2011f
2012r
2013p
AKAUN SEMASA 102,426 57,348 50,339 24,798 11,212 25,384 24,956
1. Barangan 151,565 125,614 75,611 65,720 43,349 38,128 37,483
1.1 Kredit 699,591 703,152 341,362 352,122 332,600 167,299 174,063
1.2 Debit 548,026 577,538 265,752 286,402 289,252 129,171 136,581
2. Perkhidmatan -6,272 -14,003 -2,192 -9,456 -7,058 -1,674 -518
2.1 Kredit 110,630 117,007 52,260 55,368 60,348 25,100 27,160
2.1.1 901 820 440 472 450 210 230
2.1.2 Pengangkutan 15,482 13,665 7,964 6,735 6,749 3,939 4,025
2.1.3 Perjalanan 60,146 62,548 27,737 29,127 32,639 13,543 14,194
2.1.4 Pembinaan 3,374 4,050 1,646 2,025 1,609 833 813
2.1.5 Perkhidmatan insurans dan pencen 1,344 1,670 592 614 880 258 334
2.1.6 Perkhidmatan kewangan 868 444 648 208 389 88 560
2.1.7 455 416 284 250 224 31 253
2.1.8 7,412 8,706 3,598 4,333 4,378 1,783 1,815
2.1.9 Perkhidmatan perniagaan lain 19,881 23,889 8,982 11,238 12,604 4,247 4,735
2.1.10 487 540 229 247 286 112 118
2.1.11 Barangan dan perkhidmatan kerajaan t.t.t.l. 279 257 140 119 141 56 84
2.2 Debit 116,902 131,010 54,452 64,824 67,406 26,774 27,678
2.2.1 607 718 298 304 362 140 158
2.2.2 Pengangkutan 40,546 41,677 19,835 20,819 21,151 9,566 10,268
2.2.3 Perjalanan 31,187 35,654 14,323 17,328 18,422 7,137 7,185
2.2.4 Pembinaan 4,132 7,252 1,895 3,818 3,208 848 1,047
2.2.5 Perkhidmatan insurans dan pencen 2,120 2,943 954 1,490 1,562 427 527
2.2.6 Perkhidmatan kewangan 1,097 1,141 534 578 717 254 280
2.2.7 5,012 4,734 2,260 2,220 2,233 1,283 977
2.2.8 7,246 8,485 3,405 4,205 4,651 1,575 1,830
2.2.9 Perkhidmatan perniagaan lain 23,089 25,883 10,068 13,004 13,757 5,055 5,013
2.2.10 1,063 1,850 481 772 1,137 261 220
2.2.11 Barangan dan perkhidmatan kerajaan t.t.t.l. 803 672 400 286 205 227 172
Barangan dan Perkhidmatan 145,293 111,611 73,418 56,265 36,291 36,454 36,964
3. Pendapatan primer -21,806 -36,024 -12,644 -21,462 -17,166 -5,962 -6,682
3.1 Kredit 52,491 42,323 23,428 19,029 20,791 12,283 11,145
3.1.1 Pampasan pekerja 3,707 4,076 1,849 1,997 2,099 955 894
3.1.2 Pendapatan pelaburan 48,785 38,247 21,580 17,031 18,692 11,328 10,251
3.1.2.1 Pelaburan langsung 28,762 16,146 12,126 7,107 8,513 7,260 4,865
3.1.2.2 Pelaburan portfolio 2,424 3,535 1,266 1,110 1,831 231 1,035
3.1.2.3 Pelaburan lain 17,598 18,566 8,188 8,814 8,348 3,837 4,351
3.2 Debit 74,297 78,348 36,072 40,490 37,957 18,245 17,827
3.2.1 Pampasan pekerja 6,038 7,116 2,849 3,401 3,985 1,406 1,443
3.2.2 Pendapatan pelaburan 68,260 71,232 33,223 37,090 33,972 16,839 16,384
3.2.2.1 Pelaburan langsung 55,461 56,830 27,301 30,368 26,145 13,892 13,409
3.2.2.2 Pelaburan portfolio 11,367 12,061 5,189 5,551 6,776 2,559 2,630
3.2.2.3 Pelaburan lain 1,432 2,341 733 1,171 1,051 387 346
4. Pendapatan sekunder -21,061 -18,239 -10,435 -10,005 -7,913 -5,108 -5,327
4.1 Kredit 4,683 6,848 2,048 3,770 3,193 1,017 1,032
4.2 Debit 25,744 25,087 12,483 13,774 11,106 6,125 6,358
intelek t.t.t.l.
dan maklumat
pembaikan t.t.t.l.
Caj penggunaan harta
Perkhidmatan telekomunikasi, komputer
Perkhidmatan persendirian, kebudayaan dan
Perkhidmatan penyenggaraan dan
TABLE 2 (cont'd.) : CURRENT ACCOUNT, 2011 - 2013 (RM MILLION)JADUAL 2 : AKAUN SEMASA, 2011 - 2013 (RM JUTA)
Caj penggunaan harta
Perkhidmatan telekomunikasi, komputer
Q111 f
Q211 f
rekreasi
20
intelek t.t.t.l.
dan maklumat
2011 f
2012 r
Jan - Jun
rekreasi
Komponen/Tahun & Suku Tahun
pembaikan t.t.t.l.
Perkhidmatan persendirian, kebudayaan dan
Perkhidmatan penyenggaraan dan
28,284 23,803 16,889 7,910 9,650 22,899 8,659 2,553 CURRENT ACCOUNT
38,314 37,641 35,969 29,751 25,609 34,285 24,666 18,683 1. Goods
177,236 180,992 174,066 178,056 174,336 176,694 169,437 163,163 1.1 Credits
138,923 143,351 138,098 148,304 148,726 142,409 144,772 144,480 1.2 Debits
-1,015 -3,064 -5,060 -4,396 -2,317 -2,231 -3,369 -3,689 2. Services
28,764 29,607 26,750 28,619 30,072 31,567 29,831 30,517 2.1 Credits
205 255 267 205 142 206 216 234 2.1.1
repair services n.i.e.
3,751 3,767 3,413 3,322 3,475 3,456 3,331 3,418 2.1.2 Transport
16,182 16,227 13,953 15,174 16,275 17,146 16,139 16,500 2.1.3 Travel
774 954 979 1,047 1,013 1,012 896 713 2.1.4 Construction
412 341 288 326 551 506 422 458 2.1.5 Insurance and pension services
110 110 105 103 117 119 105 285 2.1.6 Financial services
50 121 205 45 54 112 194 30 2.1.7 Charges for the use of intellectual
property n.i.e.
1,829 1,986 1,906 2,427 2,120 2,253 2,090 2,288 2.1.8
5,270 5,630 5,451 5,786 6,129 6,522 6,230 6,374 2.1.9 Other business services
127 130 124 123 134 159 137 149 2.1.10 Personal, cultural and
recreational services
55 84 59 60 61 77 73 68 2.1.11 Government goods and services n.i.e.
29,779 32,671 31,809 33,015 32,388 33,798 33,200 34,206 2.2 Debits
137 172 135 169 198 217 201 161 2.2.1
repair services n.i.e.
10,400 10,312 10,056 10,763 10,636 10,223 10,201 10,951 2.2.2 Transport
7,853 9,011 8,509 8,819 8,827 9,500 9,212 9,210 2.2.3 Travel
927 1,309 1,775 2,043 1,584 1,850 1,406 1,802 2.2.4 Construction
672 493 775 715 705 748 856 706 2.2.5 Insurance and pension services
287 277 274 304 302 261 392 325 2.2.6 Financial services
1,194 1,559 1,076 1,144 1,261 1,253 1,026 1,207 2.2.7 Charges for the use of intellectual
property n.i.e.
1,768 2,073 1,892 2,312 1,923 2,357 2,248 2,403 2.2.8
6,074 6,947 6,717 6,288 6,167 6,711 7,051 6,706 2.2.9 Other business services
311 272 497 275 643 434 522 615 2.2.10 Personal, cultural and
recreational services
158 245 103 183 142 243 85 120 2.2.11 Government goods and services n.i.e.
37,299 34,576 30,909 25,356 23,293 32,054 21,297 14,994 Goods and Services
-3,756 -5,406 -8,661 -12,801 -8,946 -5,617 -8,807 -8,359 3. Primary income
13,974 15,089 9,791 9,237 11,116 12,178 9,863 10,928 3.1 Credits
921 937 997 1,001 1,028 1,050 1,032 1,067 3.1.1 Compensation of employees
13,052 14,153 8,795 8,237 10,088 11,128 8,832 9,861 3.1.2 Investment income
8,184 8,452 3,368 3,739 3,402 5,638 3,751 4,762 3.1.2.1 Direct investment
490 668 259 851 1,269 1,156 391 1,440 3.1.2.2 Portfolio investment
4,378 5,032 5,167 3,647 5,418 4,334 4,690 3,659 3.1.2.3 Other investment
17,730 20,495 18,452 22,038 20,063 17,794 18,670 19,287 3.2 Debits
1,437 1,751 1,762 1,638 1,770 1,946 1,972 2,013 3.2.1 Compensation of employees
16,293 18,744 16,690 20,400 18,293 15,849 16,698 17,274 3.2.2 Investment income
12,515 15,645 13,612 16,756 14,324 12,138 13,267 12,878 3.2.2.1 Direct investment
3,446 2,732 2,699 2,852 3,529 2,981 3,033 3,744 3.2.2.2 Portfolio investment
332 367 379 792 440 729 398 653 3.2.2.3 Other investment
-5,259 -5,368 -5,359 -4,645 -4,697 -3,538 -3,831 -4,082 4. Secondary income
1,265 1,370 1,467 2,303 1,400 1,678 1,493 1,700 4.1 Credits
6,524 6,738 6,826 6,948 6,097 5,216 5,324 5,781 4.2 Debits
Maintenance and
Telecommunications, computer
TABLE 2 (cont'd.) : CURRENT ACCOUNT, 2011 - 2013 (RM MILLION)
Telecommunications, computer
Components/Year & QuarterQ311 f
Q411 f
Q112 r
Q212 r
Q312 r
Q412 r
and information services
21
Maintenance and
Q213 p
Q113 p
and information services
2011f
2012r
2013p
AKAUN MODAL -133 159 -63 -187 -14 -42 -21
1. Kredit 44 411 22 5 10 7 15
1.1 11 403 0 1 0 0 0
1.2 Pindahan modal 33 8 22 4 10 7 15
2. Debit 177 252 85 192 24 49 36
2.1 130 151 57 108 12 30 27
2.2 Pindahan modal 47 101 28 84 12 19 9
AKAUN KEWANGAN 23,265 -23,037 45,039 -3,735 6,151 -6,390 51,429
1. Pelaburan langsung -9,337 -21,748 2,023 -4,808 -10,106 102 1,921
1.1 Aset -55,324 -51,910 -25,827 -28,193 -26,901 -13,739 -12,088
1.2 Liabiliti 45,987 30,162 27,850 23,385 16,795 13,841 14,009
2. Pelaburan portfolio 26,139 58,388 56,466 20,164 7,570 8,430 48,036
2.1 Aset -18,522 -21,455 -12,385 -11,371 -16,350 -8,735 -3,650
2.2 Liabiliti 44,661 79,843 68,851 31,536 23,919 17,165 51,686
3. Derivatif kewangan -76 954 560 954 -1,212 144 416
4. Pelaburan lain 6,539 -60,632 -14,009 -20,045 9,899 -15,066 1,057
4.1 Sektor awam -1,337 -1,702 -747 -1,045 -1,999 -546 -202
Kredit 1,430 1,882 504 415 250 340 164
Debit 2,767 3,584 1,251 1,460 2,249 886 366
4.2 Sektor swasta 7,876 -58,930 -13,262 -19,001 11,898 -14,520 1,258
ASET RIZAB -94,682 -3,873 -77,579 -5,475 -5,561 -15,855 -61,724
1. Sumber IMF - - - - - - -
2. Rizab luar negeri BNM -94,682 -3,873 -77,579 -5,475 -5,561 -15,855 -61,724
2.1 Hak pengeluaran khas 190 209 236 84 -96 281 -45
2.2 Kedudukan rizab IMF -1,219 19 -816 -27 -137 -718 -98
2.3 Emas dan pertukaran wang asing -93,653 -4,102 -76,999 -5,532 -5,327 -15,417 -61,582
Pelaburan Langsung Mengikut Asas Arah Aliran
Pelaburan langsung -9,337 -21,748 2,023 -4,808 -10,106 102 1,921
Di luar negeri -46,662 -52,864 -19,221 -20,744 -28,289 -11,326 -7,895
Di Malaysia 37,325 31,116 21,244 15,936 18,183 11,428 9,816
22
JADUAL 3 : AKAUN MODAL , AKAUN KEWANGAN DAN ASET RIZAB, 2011 - 2013 (RM JUTA)
Pelupusan kasar aset bukan kewangan
Q111 f
Q211 f
Jan - Jun
bukan pengeluaran
Perolehan kasar aset bukan kewangan
Komponen/Tahun & Suku Tahun 2011 f
2012 r
bukan pengeluaran
-34 -36 -147 -40 -26 372 -6 -8 CAPITAL ACCOUNT
11 11 1 4 1 405 1 9 1. Credits
3 8 1 0 0 402 0 0 1.1
8 3 0 4 1 3 1 9 1.2 Capital transfers
45 47 149 43 26 33 6 18 2. Debits
27 45 74 33 18 25 0 11 2.1
18 1 74 10 8 8 6 6 2.2 Capital transfers
-22,406 631 -10,263 6,528 -9,001 -10,302 956 5,194 FINANCIAL ACCOUNT
-4,021 -7,339 -9,452 4,644 1,482 -18,422 -2,172 -7,934 1. Direct investment
-17,378 -12,119 -21,500 -6,693 -7,244 -16,473 -11,548 -15,353 1.1 Assets
13,357 4,780 12,048 11,337 8,726 -1,949 9,376 7,420 1.2 Liabilities
-27,857 -2,469 25,104 -4,939 27,844 10,379 3,861 3,708 2. Portfolio investment
-5,629 -508 -7,552 -3,819 -5,970 -4,114 -5,310 -11,040 2.1 Assets
-22,228 -1,962 32,656 -1,121 33,814 14,493 9,171 14,748 2.2 Liabilities
-301 -335 -20 974 -64 64 213 -1,425 3. Financial derivatives
9,773 10,775 -25,895 5,850 -38,263 -2,323 -946 10,845 4. Other investment
-508 -82 -790 -255 -41 -616 -729 -1,270 4.1 Public sector
313 612 220 195 717 750 64 187 Credits
822 694 1,010 450 758 1,366 793 1,457 Debits
10,282 10,856 -25,105 6,105 -38,222 -1,707 -217 12,114 4.2 Private sector
-10,917 -6,186 7,221 -12,697 7,526 -5,923 -4,043 -1,518 RESERVE ASSETS
- - - - - - - - 1. IMF resources
-10,917 -6,186 7,221 -12,697 7,526 -5,923 -4,043 -1,518 2. BNM external reserves
-231 184 176 -92 77 48 74 -170 2.1 Special drawing rights
-284 -119 53 -80 24 23 8 -145 2.2 IMF reserve position
-10,402 -6,252 6,993 -12,524 7,424 -5,994 -4,124 -1,203 2.3 Gold and foreign exchange
Direct Investment According to Directional Basis
-4,021 -7,339 -9,452 4,644 1,482 -18,422 -2,172 -7,934 Direct investment
-12,828 -14,612 -18,038 -2,706 -7,786 -24,334 -11,304 -16,985 Abroad
8,808 7,273 8,586 7,350 9,268 5,913 9,132 9,051 In Malaysia
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Gross disposals of nonproduced
Q112 r
Q212 r
Q312 r
Q412 r
Q113 p
Q311 f Components/Year & Quarter
TABLE 3 (cont'd.) : CAPITAL ACCOUNT, FINANCIAL ACCOUNT AND RESERVE ASSETS, 2011 - 2013 (RM MILLION)
nonfinancial assets
Gross acquisitions of nonproduced
Q213 p
Q411 f
nonfinancial assets
JADUAL-JADUAL SIRI MASA
(2005 - 2010)
JADUAL 4 : IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN (BERSIH)
JADUAL 5 : AKAUN SEMASA
JADUAL 6 : AKAUN MODAL, AKAUN KEWANGAN DAN ASET RIZAB
TIME SERIES TABLES
(2005 - 2010)
TABLE 4 : BALANCE OF PAYMENTS (NET)
TABLE 5 : CURRENT ACCOUNT
TABLE 6 : CAPITAL ACCOUNT, FINANCIAL ACCOUNT AND RESERVE ASSETS
AKAUN SEMASA 78,367 96,029 102,190 131,414 110,727 87,183
1. Barangan 130,152 139,489 130,825 170,380 140,355 136,751
2. Perkhidmatan -10,872 -9,427 1,384 1,557 4,173 -1,444
2.1 291 400 270 526 345 226
2.2 Pengangkutan -15,422 -19,285 -12,570 -14,812 -15,818 -22,391
2.3 Perjalanan 18,684 22,633 29,052 28,510 32,168 31,617
2.4 Pembinaan -1,361 -565 -1,148 -457 -525 -470
2.5 Perkhidmatan insurans dan pencen -929 -1,175 -1,120 -1,173 -881 -737
2.6 Perkhidmatan kewangan -191 -214 -397 -720 -510 -728
2.7 Caj penggunaan harta -4,919 -3,402 -3,940 -3,659 -3,003 -3,920
intelek t.t.t.l.
2.8 -195 -287 -157 -286 77 474
2.9 Perkhidmatan perniagaan lain -5,979 -6,119 -7,231 -4,508 -6,468 -4,437
2.10 -502 -975 -1,015 -1,275 -603 -576
2.11 Barangan dan perkhidmatan kerajaan t.t.t.l. -350 -440 -359 -589 -609 -502
3. Pendapatan primer -23,943 -17,294 -13,984 -23,033 -14,215 -26,333
3.1 Pampasan pekerja -535 -306 -622 -894 -1,463 -2,082
3.2 Pendapatan pelaburan -23,408 -16,988 -13,362 -22,139 -12,752 -24,251
3.2.1 Pelaburan langsung -27,435 -20,572 -19,058 -30,236 -21,245 -30,555
3.2.2 Pelaburan portfolio -1,633 -2,955 -5,843 -9,581 -6,970 -6,852
3.2.3 Pelaburan lain 5,660 6,539 11,539 17,677 15,463 13,156
4. Pendapatan sekunder -16,971 -16,739 -16,035 -17,490 -19,587 -21,790
AKAUN MODAL - -203 -109 672 -51 -111
1. - -46 -116 757 -31 -95
2. Pindahan modal - -156 7 -85 -20 -16
AKAUN KEWANGAN -36,991 -43,182 -38,954 -119,082 -80,173 -19,946
1. Pelaburan langsung 3,749 144 -9,348 -25,996 -22,315 -13,977
2. Pelaburan portfolio -13,896 12,680 18,548 -83,193 -1,781 48,467
3. Derivatif kewangan -220 106 -164 -2,029 2,369 -698
4. Pelaburan lain -26,624 -56,112 -47,991 -7,865 -58,447 -53,738
ASET RIZAB -13,550 -25,158 -45,296 18,250 -13,831 2,628
KESILAPAN DAN KETINGGALAN BERSIH -27,825 -27,485 -17,831 -31,252 -16,671 -69,754
Komponen/Tahun & Suku Tahun
pembaikan t.t.t.l.
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
JADUAL 4 : IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN (BERSIH), 2005 - 2010 (RM JUTA)
dan maklumat
dan rekreasi
bukan pengeluaran
Perolehan/pelupusan aset bukan kewangan
Perkhidmatan penyenggaraan dan
Perkhidmatan telekomunikasi, komputer
Perkhidmatan persendirian, kebudayaan
28
22,910 18,603 19,072 17,783 20,828 19,142 28,106 27,952 CURRENT ACCOUNT
33,242 30,915 30,662 35,333 32,569 30,753 38,342 37,825 1. Goods
-2,259 -2,339 -1,932 -4,342 -2,459 -3,395 -1,306 -2,268 2. Services
122 140 37 -8 83 126 98 93 2.1 Maintenance and repair
services n.i.e.
-3,914 -3,243 -3,472 -4,794 -4,999 -5,655 -3,892 -4,740 2.2 Transport
4,987 4,725 4,608 4,364 5,763 5,637 5,619 5,614 2.3 Travel
-542 -599 -208 -12 -190 -247 -156 27 2.4 Construction
-232 -361 -135 -199 -148 -408 -253 -366 2.5 Insurance and pension services
-23 -20 -65 -84 -40 4 -98 -80 2.6 Financial services
-1,108 -1,307 -1,171 -1,333 -800 -935 -823 -844 2.7 Charges for the use of intellectual
property n.i.e.
-118 -36 -13 -28 -68 -8 -97 -114 2.8 Telecommunications, computer
and information services
-1,251 -1,433 -1,340 -1,954 -1,683 -1,599 -1,357 -1,480 2.9 Other business services
-91 -140 -90 -180 -267 -244 -230 -234 2.10 Personal, cultural and
recreational services
-88 -66 -82 -114 -110 -67 -119 -144 2.11 Government goods and services n.i.e.
-3,374 -5,185 -5,916 -9,467 -4,572 -4,386 -4,656 -3,679 3. Primary income
-117 -147 -35 -236 -30 -24 -123 -129 3.1 Compensation of employees
-3,257 -5,039 -5,881 -9,231 -4,543 -4,362 -4,534 -3,550 3.2 Investment income
-4,293 -6,294 -7,235 -9,613 -5,557 -4,770 -5,687 -4,558 3.2.1 Direct investment
-148 -424 -249 -812 -287 -942 -812 -914 3.2.2 Portfolio investment
1,184 1,680 1,603 1,194 1,302 1,349 1,965 1,923 3.2.3 Other investment
-4,699 -4,788 -3,743 -3,742 -4,709 -3,831 -4,273 -3,926 4. Secondary income
- - - - 3 6 -67 -145 CAPITAL ACCOUNT
- - - - 1 -1 -13 -33 1.
- - - - 3 7 -54 -112 2. Capital transfers
3,091 436 5,896 -46,414 -4,671 -376 -18,044 -20,091 FINANCIAL ACCOUNT
-353 2,817 -1,228 2,512 -1,165 -175 -1,231 2,715 1. Direct investment
3,638 1,984 -3,448 -16,070 8,368 -1,040 76 5,276 2. Portfolio investment
4 -56 -4 -164 -35 -52 55 138 3. Financial derivatives
-197 -4,309 10,576 -32,693 -11,840 891 -16,943 -28,221 4. Other investment
-21,757 -10,626 -17,349 36,181 -5,296 -18,715 -3,820 2,672 RESERVE ASSETS
-4,244 -8,413 -7,619 -7,549 -10,864 -57 -6,177 -10,387 NET ERRORS AND OMISSIONS
29
Components/Year & QuarterQ206Q105 Q205 Q305 Q405 Q106
TABLE 4 (cont'd.) : BALANCE OF PAYMENTS (NET), 2005 - 2010 (RM MILLION)
nonfinancial assets
Acquisitions/disposals of nonproduced
Q306 Q406
AKAUN SEMASA 19,628 24,676 29,956 27,930 23,753 39,461 39,982 28,218
1. Barangan 26,503 29,766 37,092 37,464 33,587 49,098 50,852 36,842
2. Perkhidmatan -184 1,644 260 -336 831 1,167 -905 463
2.1 76 28 151 15 100 136 125 165
2.2 Pengangkutan -2,686 -3,011 -3,219 -3,654 -3,613 -3,508 -4,207 -3,484
2.3 Perjalanan 7,772 7,876 6,711 6,693 7,341 7,992 6,543 6,634
2.4 Pembinaan -640 -268 -250 9 -188 -303 93 -59
2.5 Perkhidmatan insurans dan pencen -179 -438 -233 -270 -298 -423 -375 -77
2.6 Perkhidmatan kewangan -49 -86 -119 -142 -143 -171 -197 -209
2.7 Caj penggunaan harta -890 -935 -938 -1,177 -809 -821 -1,074 -955
2.8 -67 89 8 -187 -31 -132 -53 -70
2.9 Perkhidmatan perniagaan lain -3,203 -1,285 -1,595 -1,148 -1,075 -1,289 -1,182 -962
2.10 -310 -257 -173 -274 -334 -176 -436 -329
2.11 Barangan dan perkhidmatan kerajaan t.t.t.l. -8 -69 -82 -201 -118 -138 -142 -191
3. Pendapatan primer -2,980 -2,787 -3,220 -4,998 -5,991 -6,554 -5,435 -5,054
3.1 Pampasan pekerja -161 -88 -108 -265 -211 -187 -215 -281
3.2 Pendapatan pelaburan -2,819 -2,699 -3,112 -4,733 -5,780 -6,367 -5,219 -4,773
3.2.1 Pelaburan langsung -3,577 -3,793 -5,015 -6,673 -7,816 -7,375 -7,955 -7,090
3.2.2 Pelaburan portfolio -1,072 -1,669 -1,395 -1,707 -2,915 -2,762 -2,050 -1,853
3.2.3 Pelaburan lain 1,830 2,763 3,298 3,648 4,951 3,771 4,786 4,170
4. Pendapatan sekunder -3,712 -3,946 -4,176 -4,200 -4,675 -4,251 -4,531 -4,033
AKAUN MODAL -4 -3 -92 -10 819 -17 -98 -33
1. -9 -2 -92 -13 818 -15 -17 -29
2. Pindahan modal 5 -1 1 3 1 -2 -80 -3
AKAUN KEWANGAN 1,486 7,605 -30,973 -17,071 26,354 -11,423 -62,480 -71,534
1. Pelaburan langsung 633 -110 -5,025 -4,846 -5,186 109 -19,732 -1,187
2. Pelaburan portfolio 25,561 16,169 -28,761 5,579 25,724 -22,005 -53,607 -33,305
3. Derivatif kewangan 17 -211 29 1 383 -201 -2,281 70
4. Pelaburan lain -24,726 -8,243 2,784 -17,806 5,433 10,674 13,141 -37,112
ASET RIZAB -15,510 -33,844 4,355 -297 -48,942 -26,213 31,523 61,881
KESILAPAN DAN KETINGGALAN BERSIH -5,598 1,565 -3,247 -10,551 -1,984 -1,807 -8,928 -18,533
30
Komponen/Tahun & Suku Tahun
pembaikan t.t.t.l.
intelek t.t.t.l.
dan maklumat
Perkhidmatan penyenggaraan dan
Perkhidmatan telekomunikasi, komputer
Perkhidmatan persendirian, kebudayaan
Perolehan/pelupusan aset bukan kewangan
dan rekreasi
Q107
JADUAL 4 (samb.) : IMBANGAN PEMBAYARAN (BERSIH), 2005 - 2010 (RM JUTA)
bukan pengeluaran
Q207 Q307 Q407 Q108 Q208 Q308 Q408
27,606 28,091 27,090 27,941 29,547 14,728 19,871 23,037 CURRENT ACCOUNT
33,906 33,330 34,751 38,367 44,909 30,454 28,736 32,652 1. Goods
2,265 1,429 869 -389 -174 -722 -111 -438 2. Services
89 91 46 118 116 -1 36 76 2.1 Maintenance and repair
services n.i.e.
-2,427 -3,678 -4,554 -5,159 -4,913 -5,640 -5,717 -6,120 2.2 Transport
7,460 8,281 8,288 8,138 7,553 8,127 8,454 7,484 2.3 Travel
-11 -333 -181 - -181 -305 20 -4 2.4 Construction
-210 -335 -165 -171 -206 -194 -215 -123 2.5 Insurance and pension services
-102 -119 -174 -115 -199 -199 -144 -186 2.6 Financial services
-720 -652 -792 -839 -1,055 -817 -1,191 -857 2.7 Charges for the use of intellectual
property n.i.e.
-8 -54 357 -218 222 -46 142 157 2.8 Telecommunications, computer
and information services
-1,516 -1,394 -1,790 -1,769 -1,229 -1,369 -1,252 -588 2.9 Other business services
-149 -235 -24 -195 -159 -174 -143 -101 2.10 Personal, cultural and
recreational services
-142 -145 -143 -179 -122 -104 -101 -175 2.11 Government goods and services n.i.e.
-4,401 -2,826 -1,740 -5,248 -9,764 -9,320 -3,530 -3,719 3. Primary income
-373 -425 -341 -324 -392 -476 -555 -659 3.1 Compensation of employees
-4,028 -2,401 -1,399 -4,924 -9,373 -8,844 -2,975 -3,060 3.2 Investment income
-6,243 -4,069 -3,679 -7,253 -10,853 -10,797 -4,048 -4,857 3.2.1 Direct investment
-2,489 -1,704 -1,997 -780 -1,511 -1,403 -2,662 -1,277 3.2.2 Portfolio investment
4,704 3,373 4,277 3,109 2,991 3,357 3,735 3,074 3.2.3 Other investment
-4,164 -3,842 -6,791 -4,790 -5,424 -5,684 -5,224 -5,459 4. Secondary income
-43 -17 13 -4 -26 -34 -43 -8 CAPITAL ACCOUNT
-26 -16 14 -4 -29 -30 -26 -11 1.
-18 -1 -1 0 3 -4 -17 3 2. Capital transfers
-30,034 -22,080 -8,853 -19,206 -17,392 -209 -3,117 773 FINANCIAL ACCOUNT
3,043 -5,085 -9,149 -11,123 1,988 162 -17,581 1,455 1. Direct investment
-13,274 -10,455 18,042 3,906 12,952 13,732 18,278 3,505 2. Portfolio investment
1,358 669 465 -123 415 -2,088 835 140 3. Financial derivatives
-21,160 -7,210 -18,210 -11,867 -32,747 -12,016 -4,649 -4,327 4. Other investment
-3,265 -2,134 -11,458 3,025 19,634 1,875 -965 -17,917 RESERVE ASSETS
5,736 -3,859 -6,792 -11,755 -31,762 -16,360 -15,746 -5,885 NET ERRORS AND OMISSIONS
31
Q210
Acquisitions/disposals of nonproduced
Q110Q409 Q410
TABLE 4 (cont'd.) : BALANCE OF PAYMENTS (NET), 2005 - 2010 (RM MILLION)
nonfinancial assets
Components/Year & QuarterQ109 Q209 Q310Q309
AKAUN SEMASA 78,367 96,029 102,190 131,414 110,727 87,183
1. Barangan 130,152 139,489 130,825 170,380 140,355 136,751
1.1 Kredit 540,681 592,215 606,512 662,455 552,920 641,135
1.2 Debit 410,529 452,726 475,687 492,076 412,565 504,384
2. Perkhidmatan -10,872 -9,427 1,384 1,557 4,173 -1,444
2.1 Kredit 73,014 77,291 99,867 103,641 98,751 102,900
2.1.1 651 797 723 965 856 705
2.1.2 Pengangkutan 16,376 16,013 25,516 23,730 16,472 15,696
2.1.3 Perjalanan 33,503 38,239 48,278 50,960 54,995 58,350
2.1.4 Pembinaan 3,857 3,637 4,665 4,277 3,090 3,324
2.1.5 Perkhidmatan insurans dan pencen 1,056 1,063 1,228 1,241 1,001 1,065
2.1.6 Perkhidmatan kewangan 224 259 302 286 298 342
2.1.7 103 96 128 657 937 320
2.1.8 2,382 3,329 4,045 5,107 6,675 6,851
2.1.9 Perkhidmatan perniagaan lain 14,234 13,219 14,388 15,985 13,910 15,608
2.1.10 201 236 296 305 368 358
2.1.11 Barangan dan perkhidmatan kerajaan t.t.t.l. 427 403 301 127 148 281
2.2 Debit 83,886 86,718 98,485 102,084 94,578 104,344
2.2.1 360 397 452 439 512 479
2.2.2 Pengangkutan 31,799 35,298 38,086 38,542 32,290 38,087
2.2.3 Perjalanan 14,820 15,606 19,226 22,451 22,827 26,733
2.2.4 Pembinaan 5,218 4,203 5,813 4,734 3,615 3,794
2.2.5 Perkhidmatan insurans dan pencen 1,984 2,238 2,348 2,414 1,882 1,802
2.2.6 Perkhidmatan kewangan 415 472 699 1,006 808 1,069
2.2.7 5,022 3,498 4,067 4,316 3,940 4,240
2.2.8 2,577 3,616 4,202 5,393 6,598 6,377
2.2.9 Perkhidmatan perniagaan lain 20,212 19,338 21,619 20,493 20,379 20,045
2.2.10 702 1,210 1,311 1,580 971 934
2.2.11 Barangan dan perkhidmatan kerajaan t.t.t.l. 777 842 660 716 757 783
Barangan dan Perkhidmatan 119,280 130,062 132,209 171,936 144,529 135,306
3. Pendapatan primer -23,943 -17,294 -13,984 -23,033 -14,215 -26,333
3.1 Kredit 20,627 31,107 39,068 40,335 39,630 38,322
3.1.1 Pampasan pekerja 4,313 5,007 5,350 4,264 3,986 3,550
3.1.2 Pendapatan pelaburan 16,313 26,100 33,717 36,072 35,644 34,772
3.1.2.1 Pelaburan langsung 4,239 11,898 14,993 15,545 17,594 18,767
3.1.2.2 Pelaburan portfolio 392 705 516 822 1,128 1,600
3.1.2.3 Pelaburan lain 11,682 13,497 18,209 19,705 16,922 14,404
3.2 Debit 44,569 48,401 53,052 63,368 53,845 64,655
3.2.1 Pampasan pekerja 4,848 5,313 5,973 5,157 5,449 5,632
3.2.2 Pendapatan pelaburan 39,721 43,088 47,079 58,211 48,396 59,023
3.2.2.1 Pelaburan langsung 31,674 32,470 34,051 45,780 38,839 49,323
3.2.2.2 Pelaburan portfolio 2,026 3,660 6,358 10,403 8,098 8,452
3.2.2.3 Pelaburan lain 6,022 6,958 6,670 2,028 1,459 1,248
4. Pendapatan sekunder -16,971 -16,739 -16,035 -17,490 -19,587 -21,790
4.1 Kredit 1,137 1,149 1,348 1,414 3,738 1,920
4.2 Debit 18,107 17,889 17,383 18,904 23,326 23,711
32
2007
rekreasi
pembaikan t.t.t.l.
Perkhidmatan penyenggaraan dan
Caj penggunaan harta
2005 2008 2009
intelek t.t.t.l.
dan maklumat
2006Komponen/Tahun & Suku Tahun 2010
JADUAL 5 : AKAUN SEMASA, 2005 - 2010 (RM JUTA)
rekreasi
Perkhidmatan telekomunikasi, komputer
Perkhidmatan persendirian, kebudayaan dan
Caj penggunaan harta
Perkhidmatan telekomunikasi, komputer
pembaikan t.t.t.l.
intelek t.t.t.l.
dan maklumat
Perkhidmatan persendirian, kebudayaan dan
Perkhidmatan penyenggaraan dan
22,910 18,603 19,072 17,783 20,828 19,142 28,106 27,952 CURRENT ACCOUNT
33,242 30,915 30,662 35,333 32,569 30,753 38,342 37,825 1. Goods
125,180 132,446 138,938 144,116 137,290 143,587 158,161 153,177 1.1 Credits
91,938 101,531 108,276 108,783 104,722 112,833 119,818 115,352 1.2 Debits
-2,259 -2,339 -1,932 -4,342 -2,459 -3,395 -1,306 -2,268 2. Services
17,258 18,501 19,126 18,129 18,120 17,828 20,730 20,612 2.1 Credits
205 228 132 86 173 225 203 196 2.1.1 Maintenance and repair
services n.i.e.
3,392 4,529 4,902 3,552 3,015 3,136 5,383 4,479 2.1.2 Transport
8,480 8,164 8,263 8,596 9,510 9,106 9,503 10,121 2.1.3 Travel
603 1,069 1,002 1,183 865 713 1,023 1,038 2.1.4 Construction
230 272 321 233 268 238 297 260 2.1.5 Insurance and pension services
73 44 54 54 46 77 59 77 2.1.6 Financial services
28 24 32 19 22 18 21 35 2.1.7 Charges for the use of intellectual
property n.i.e.
496 527 590 768 767 793 816 952 2.1.8
3,573 3,475 3,688 3,498 3,290 3,366 3,273 3,290 2.1.9 Other business services
72 65 38 27 56 46 63 71 2.1.10 Personal, cultural and
recreational services
105 104 104 114 108 111 90 94 2.1.11 Government goods and services n.i.e.
19,517 20,840 21,057 22,471 20,578 21,223 22,037 22,880 2.2 Debits
83 88 95 94 90 99 105 103 2.2.1
services n.i.e.
7,307 7,772 8,374 8,346 8,014 8,791 9,275 9,219 2.2.2 Transport
3,493 3,439 3,656 4,231 3,747 3,469 3,884 4,507 2.2.3 Travel
1,146 1,668 1,209 1,195 1,054 960 1,178 1,010 2.2.4 Construction
462 633 456 433 416 645 550 626 2.2.5 Insurance and pension services
95 64 119 137 86 72 157 157 2.2.6 Financial services
1,136 1,331 1,203 1,352 823 953 844 878 2.2.7 Charges for the use of intellectual
property n.i.e.
614 563 604 796 835 801 913 1,066 2.2.8
4,825 4,908 5,028 5,452 4,973 4,965 4,630 4,771 2.2.9 Other business services
163 204 128 207 323 290 292 305 2.2.10 Personal, cultural and
recreational services
193 170 186 228 218 177 209 238 2.2.11 Government goods and services n.i.e.
30,983 28,576 28,731 30,991 30,110 27,359 37,036 35,557 Goods and Services
-3,374 -5,185 -5,916 -9,467 -4,572 -4,386 -4,656 -3,679 3. Primary income
6,090 4,332 5,300 4,905 5,352 8,138 9,167 8,450 3.1 Credits
994 1,064 1,195 1,060 1,236 1,271 1,232 1,268 3.1.1 Compensation of employees
5,095 3,268 4,105 3,845 4,116 6,868 7,934 7,182 3.1.2 Investment income
2,437 59 835 908 1,151 3,264 3,997 3,486 3.1.2.1 Direct investment
63 130 157 43 75 262 265 103 3.1.2.2 Portfolio investment
2,596 3,079 3,113 2,894 2,890 3,341 3,672 3,593 3.1.2.3 Other investment
9,464 9,517 11,217 14,372 9,925 12,524 13,823 12,129 3.2 Debits
1,111 1,210 1,231 1,296 1,266 1,295 1,355 1,398 3.2.1 Compensation of employees
8,352 8,307 9,986 13,076 8,659 11,230 12,468 10,731 3.2.2 Investment income
6,730 6,353 8,070 10,521 6,708 8,034 9,684 8,043 3.2.2.1 Direct investment
211 554 406 855 362 1,204 1,077 1,017 3.2.2.2 Portfolio investment
1,411 1,400 1,510 1,700 1,589 1,992 1,707 1,671 3.2.2.3 Other investment
-4,699 -4,788 -3,743 -3,742 -4,709 -3,831 -4,273 -3,926 4. Secondary income
324 350 245 218 259 285 263 343 4.1 Credits
5,023 5,138 3,988 3,959 4,968 4,116 4,536 4,269 4.2 Debits
33
TABLE 5 (cont'd) : CURRENT ACCOUNT, 2005 - 2010 (RM MILLION)
Q105 Components/Year & Quarter
Telecommunications, computer
Q205 Q305 Q405 Q106 Q206 Q306 Q406
and information services
Telecommunications, computer
Maintenance and repair
and information services
AKAUN SEMASA 19,628 24,676 29,956 27,930 23,753 39,461 39,982 28,218
1. Barangan 26,503 29,766 37,092 37,464 33,587 49,098 50,852 36,842
1.1 Kredit 137,304 145,411 159,918 163,880 151,528 175,589 186,079 149,259
1.2 Debit 110,801 115,645 122,826 126,416 117,941 126,491 135,227 112,417
2. Perkhidmatan -184 1,644 260 -336 831 1,167 -905 463
2.1 Kredit 24,101 25,169 24,761 25,836 24,839 26,356 26,044 26,402
2.1.1 180 138 267 138 241 301 192 231
2.1.2 Pengangkutan 6,025 6,428 6,570 6,493 5,742 6,282 6,146 5,560
2.1.3 Perjalanan 12,164 12,476 11,473 12,165 12,330 12,990 12,436 13,204
2.1.4 Pembinaan 980 999 1,324 1,362 1,055 895 1,138 1,189
2.1.5 Perkhidmatan insurans dan pencen 316 293 300 319 251 293 284 413
2.1.6 Perkhidmatan kewangan 65 79 79 79 80 69 75 62
2.1.7 47 29 27 24 115 241 222 79
2.1.8 922 1,071 1,035 1,017 1,158 1,223 1,329 1,397
2.1.9 Perkhidmatan perniagaan lain 3,246 3,491 3,535 4,116 3,763 3,962 4,115 4,145
2.1.10 64 71 80 81 72 74 72 87
2.1.11 Barangan dan perkhidmatan kerajaan t.t.t.l. 91 95 72 44 31 27 34 35
2.2 Debit 24,284 23,526 24,503 26,173 24,007 25,188 26,949 25,939
2.2.1 104 110 116 123 142 164 67 66
2.2.2 Pengangkutan 8,711 9,439 9,790 10,146 9,355 9,790 10,353 9,044
2.2.3 Perjalanan 4,392 4,599 4,762 5,472 4,989 4,998 5,894 6,571
2.2.4 Pembinaan 1,620 1,267 1,574 1,353 1,243 1,198 1,045 1,248
2.2.5 Perkhidmatan insurans dan pencen 495 730 533 589 549 716 659 490
2.2.6 Perkhidmatan kewangan 114 165 198 222 223 240 272 271
2.2.7 937 963 965 1,201 924 1,062 1,296 1,034
2.2.8 989 982 1,027 1,204 1,189 1,355 1,382 1,467
2.2.9 Perkhidmatan perniagaan lain 6,449 4,776 5,130 5,264 4,838 5,250 5,298 5,107
2.2.10 375 329 253 355 406 250 508 416
2.2.11 Barangan dan perkhidmatan kerajaan t.t.t.l. 99 164 154 244 149 165 176 226
Barangan dan Perkhidmatan 26,319 31,410 37,352 37,128 34,419 50,266 49,947 37,305
3. Pendapatan primer -2,980 -2,787 -3,220 -4,998 -5,991 -6,554 -5,435 -5,054
3.1 Kredit 7,782 9,372 11,267 10,647 9,939 12,558 10,605 7,233
3.1.1 Pampasan pekerja 1,279 1,421 1,413 1,237 1,101 1,056 1,112 995
3.1.2 Pendapatan pelaburan 6,502 7,951 9,854 9,409 8,838 11,501 9,494 6,238
3.1.2.1 Pelaburan langsung 2,666 3,757 4,530 4,040 3,378 6,816 3,891 1,461
3.1.2.2 Pelaburan portfolio 84 119 167 145 73 394 221 135
3.1.2.3 Pelaburan lain 3,752 4,075 5,157 5,225 5,388 4,292 5,383 4,642
3.2 Debit 10,762 12,160 14,487 15,644 15,930 19,111 16,040 12,287
3.2.1 Pampasan pekerja 1,440 1,509 1,521 1,502 1,311 1,243 1,327 1,276
3.2.2 Pendapatan pelaburan 9,321 10,651 12,966 14,142 14,618 17,869 14,713 11,011
3.2.2.1 Pelaburan langsung 6,243 7,550 9,545 10,713 11,193 14,191 11,846 8,551
3.2.2.2 Pelaburan portfolio 1,156 1,789 1,562 1,852 2,988 3,156 2,271 1,988
3.2.2.3 Pelaburan lain 1,922 1,312 1,859 1,577 437 522 597 472
4. Pendapatan sekunder -3,712 -3,946 -4,176 -4,200 -4,675 -4,251 -4,531 -4,033
4.1 Kredit 457 276 375 241 291 321 274 528
4.2 Debit 4,168 4,222 4,551 4,441 4,967 4,572 4,804 4,561
intelek t.t.t.l.
dan maklumat
rekreasi
Perkhidmatan persendirian, kebudayaan dan
34
Perkhidmatan penyenggaraan dan
Perkhidmatan persendirian, kebudayaan dan
Perkhidmatan penyenggaraan dan
Caj penggunaan harta
Perkhidmatan telekomunikasi, komputer
intelek t.t.t.l.
dan maklumat
rekreasi
pembaikan t.t.t.l.
Caj penggunaan harta
JADUAL 5 (samb.) : AKAUN SEMASA, 2005 - 2010 (RM JUTA)
pembaikan t.t.t.l.
Q407 Q108Komponen/Tahun & Suku Tahun
Perkhidmatan telekomunikasi, komputer
Q107 Q207 Q307 Q208 Q308 Q408
27,606 28,091 27,090 27,941 29,547 14,728 19,871 23,037 CURRENT ACCOUNT
33,906 33,330 34,751 38,367 44,909 30,454 28,736 32,652 1. Goods
118,029 129,719 145,512 159,661 159,081 157,389 159,546 165,119 1.1 Credits
84,122 96,389 110,760 121,293 114,172 126,935 130,810 132,467 1.2 Debits
2,265 1,429 869 -389 -174 -722 -111 -438 2. Services
23,677 24,099 24,972 26,002 23,998 25,267 26,596 27,039 2.1 Credits
204 236 149 267 216 110 179 200 2.1.1
services n.i.e.
4,276 3,975 4,039 4,182 3,760 4,015 4,053 3,868 2.1.2 Transport
12,691 13,694 14,040 14,570 13,692 14,523 15,117 15,018 2.1.3 Travel
825 642 657 966 571 634 1,210 908 2.1.4 Construction
214 238 292 257 212 254 267 332 2.1.5 Insurance and pension services
63 69 75 91 81 85 97 78 2.1.6 Financial services
294 194 211 238 12 135 32 142 2.1.7 Charges for the use of intellectual
property n.i.e.
1,585 1,660 1,823 1,607 1,707 1,667 1,719 1,758 2.1.8
3,423 3,284 3,540 3,663 3,583 3,680 3,805 4,540 2.1.9 Other business services
74 70 114 110 107 88 60 103 2.1.10 Personal, cultural and
recreational services
28 37 32 50 57 76 58 90 2.1.11 Government goods and services n.i.e
21,412 22,671 24,104 26,391 24,172 25,989 26,707 27,476 2.2 Debits
114 145 103 149 101 111 143 124 2.2.1
6,703 7,653 8,592 9,342 8,673 9,655 9,770 9,988 2.2.2 Transport
5,231 5,413 5,752 6,432 6,139 6,396 6,664 7,534 2.2.3 Travel
836 975 838 966 752 940 1,190 912 2.2.4 Construction
424 573 457 428 417 447 481 456 2.2.5 Insurance and pension services
165 188 249 206 281 283 242 264 2.2.6 Financial services
1,014 846 1,003 1,077 1,067 952 1,223 999 2.2.7 Charges for the use of intellectual
property n.i.e.
1,592 1,714 1,466 1,826 1,485 1,714 1,576 1,601 2.2.8
4,939 4,678 5,330 5,432 4,812 5,049 5,057 5,128 2.2.9 Other business services
223 305 138 305 266 262 203 204 2.2.10 Personal, cultural and
recreational services
171 182 175 229 180 179 159 265 2.2.11 Government goods and services n.i.e
36,171 34,759 35,620 37,979 44,735 29,732 28,625 32,214 Goods and Services
-4,401 -2,826 -1,740 -5,248 -9,764 -9,320 -3,530 -3,719 3. Primary income
6,388 9,168 12,634 11,440 7,090 7,114 12,786 11,331 3.1 Credits
1,014 1,013 950 1,009 931 836 843 940 3.1.1 Compensation of employees
5,374 8,155 11,684 10,431 6,159 6,278 11,943 10,391 3.1.2 Investment income
194 4,097 6,971 6,332 2,438 2,129 7,719 6,482 3.1.2.1 Direct investment
86 250 111 681 429 534 184 453 3.1.2.2 Portfolio investment
5,094 3,808 4,602 3,419 3,292 3,616 4,040 3,456 3.1.2.3 Other investment
10,789 11,994 14,374 16,688 16,854 16,434 16,317 15,050 3.2 Debits
1,387 1,438 1,291 1,333 1,323 1,312 1,398 1,599 3.2.1 Compensation of employees
9,402 10,556 13,083 15,355 15,532 15,122 14,918 13,451 3.2.2 Investment income
6,438 8,167 10,650 13,585 13,291 12,926 11,767 11,339 3.2.2.1 Direct investment
2,575 1,954 2,108 1,461 1,940 1,937 2,846 1,730 3.2.2.2 Portfolio investment
390 435 325 309 301 260 305 382 3.2.2.3 Other investment
-4,164 -3,842 -6,791 -4,790 -5,424 -5,684 -5,224 -5,459 4. Secondary income
446 303 336 2,654 420 435 558 507 4.1 Credits
4,610 4,145 7,127 7,444 5,844 6,118 5,782 5,966 4.2 Debits
Maintenance and repair
and information services
Telecommunications, computer
services n.i.e.
35
Components/Year & Quarter
Maintenance and repair
Q410
and information services
TABLE 5 (cont'd) : CURRENT ACCOUNT, 2005 - 2010 (RM MILLION)
Q409
Telecommunications, computer
Q309Q109 Q209 Q110 Q210 Q310
AKAUN MODAL - -203 -109 672 -51 -111
1. Kredit - 25 23 854 44 69
1.1 - 6 0 851 35 28
1.2 Pindahan modal - 19 23 3 9 41
2. Debit - 228 132 182 95 180
2.1 - 53 116 94 66 123
2.2 Pindahan modal - 175 16 88 29 57
AKAUN KEWANGAN -36,991 -43,182 -38,954 -119,082 -80,173 -19,946
1. Pelaburan langsung 3,749 144 -9,348 -25,996 -22,315 -13,977
1.1 Aset -11,641 -27,947 -40,500 -50,438 -22,928 -49,163
1.2 Liabiliti 15,390 28,091 31,153 24,442 613 35,186
2. Pelaburan portfolio -13,896 12,680 18,548 -83,193 -1,781 48,467
2.1 Aset -2,706 -7,769 -13,442 -10,773 -22,177 -23,176
2.2 Liabiliti -11,191 20,449 31,990 -72,420 20,396 71,643
3. Derivatif kewangan -220 106 -164 -2,029 2,369 -698
4. Pelaburan lain -26,624 -56,112 -47,991 -7,865 -58,447 -53,738
4.1 Sektor awam -3,149 -8,018 -5,787 852 -182 119
Kredit 7,019 3,918 2,960 6,680 3,366 2,878
Debit 10,168 11,936 8,747 5,828 3,547 2,759
4.2 Sektor swasta -23,474 -48,094 -42,203 -8,717 -58,265 -53,856
ASET RIZAB -13,550 -25,158 -45,296 18,250 -13,831 2,628
1. Sumber IMF - - - - - -
2. Rizab luar negeri BNM -13,550 -25,158 -45,296 18,250 -13,831 2,628
2.1 Hak pengeluaran khas 17 -9 -4 -25 -6,493 837
2.2 Kedudukan rizab IMF 1,882 393 176 -510 -389 62
2.3 Emas dan pertukaran wang asing -15,449 -25,543 -45,468 18,785 -6,950 1,729
Pelaburan Langsung Mengikut Asas Arah Aliran
Pelaburan langsung 3,749 144 -9,348 -25,996 -22,315 -13,977
Di luar negeri -11,647 -22,086 -38,892 -49,920 -27,436 -43,160
Di Malaysia 15,396 22,230 29,545 23,924 5,121 29,183
bukan pengeluaran
bukan pengeluaran
36
Komponen/Tahun & Suku Tahun 2010
JADUAL 6 : AKAUN MODAL, AKAUN KEWANGAN DAN ASET RIZAB, 2005 - 2010 (RM JUTA)
Pelupusan kasar aset bukan kewangan
Perolehan kasar aset bukan kewangan
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
- - - - 3 6 -67 -145 CAPITAL ACCOUNT
- - - - 10 9 2 4 1. Credits
- - - - 6 0 0 0 1.1
- - - - 4 9 2 4 1.2 Capital transfers
- - - - 7 3 69 149 2. Debits
- - - - 6 1 13 33 2.1
- - - - 1 2 56 116 2.2 Capital transfers
3,091 436 5,896 -46,414 -4,671 -376 -18,044 -20,091 FINANCIAL ACCOUNT
-353 2,817 -1,228 2,512 -1,165 -175 -1,231 2,715 1. Direct investment
-2,257 -2,976 -5,324 -1,085 -4,219 -6,883 -7,895 -8,951 1.1 Assets
1,904 5,793 4,097 3,597 3,054 6,708 6,663 11,666 1.2 Liabilities
3,638 1,984 -3,448 -16,070 8,368 -1,040 76 5,276 2. Portfolio investment
-199 -945 -1,121 -441 -629 -1,084 -4,459 -1,597 2.1 Assets
3,837 2,929 -2,327 -15,629 8,998 44 4,535 6,873 2.2 Liabilities
4 -56 -4 -164 -35 -52 55 138 3. Financial derivatives
-197 -4,309 10,576 -32,693 -11,840 891 -16,943 -28,221 4. Other investment
-1,571 936 -1,498 -1,017 -1,082 -328 -2,536 -4,073 4.1 Public sector
666 2,340 3,155 858 932 1,062 527 1,397 Credits
2,237 1,404 4,653 1,875 2,013 1,390 3,063 5,470 Debits
1,373 -5,245 12,074 -31,676 -10,758 1,219 -14,407 -24,148 4.2 Private sector
-21,757 -10,626 -17,349 36,181 -5,296 -18,715 -3,820 2,672 RESERVE ASSETS
- - - - - - - - 1. IMF resources
-21,757 -10,626 -17,349 36,181 -5,296 -18,715 -3,820 2,672 2. BNM external reserves
7 14 -2 -2 7 -21 -10 15 2.1 Special drawing rights
201 373 506 802 146 -22 -5 274 2.2 IMF reserve position
-21,965 -11,013 -17,853 35,381 -5,449 -18,672 -3,805 2,383 2.3 Gold and foreign exchange
Direct Investment According to Directional Basis
-353 2,817 -1,228 2,512 -1,165 -175 -1,231 2,715 Direct investment
-3,077 -2,249 -3,878 -2,444 -4,907 -5,706 -6,385 -5,089 Abroad
2,724 5,066 2,650 4,956 3,742 5,531 5,153 7,804 In Malaysia
nonfinancial assets
nonfinancial assets
37
Q306 Q406
TABLE 6 (cont'd) : CAPITAL ACCOUNT, FINANCIAL ACCOUNT AND RESERVE ASSETS, 2005 - 2010 (RM MILLION)
Gross disposals of nonproduced
Gross acquisitions of nonproduced
Q105 Q205 Q305 Q405 Q106 Q206 Components/Year & Quarter
AKAUN MODAL -4 -3 -92 -10 819 -17 -98 -33
1. Kredit 7 4 6 7 848 1 0 6
1.1 0 0 0 0 846 0 0 5
1.2 Pindahan modal 7 4 6 7 2 1 0 1
2. Debit 11 7 97 17 29 18 98 38
2.1 9 2 92 13 28 15 17 34
2.2 Pindahan modal 2 5 5 4 1 3 81 4
AKAUN KEWANGAN 1,486 7,605 -30,973 -17,071 26,354 -11,423 -62,480 -71,534
1. Pelaburan langsung 633 -110 -5,025 -4,846 -5,186 109 -19,732 -1,187
1.1 Aset -2,125 -13,500 -14,821 -10,054 -12,367 -15,932 -21,759 -380
1.2 Liabiliti 2,758 13,390 9,797 5,208 7,181 16,041 2,027 -806
2. Pelaburan portfolio 25,561 16,169 -28,761 5,579 25,724 -22,005 -53,607 -33,305
2.1 Aset 1,704 -5,147 -6,488 -3,511 281 -3,633 -2,479 -4,941
2.2 Liabiliti 23,857 21,316 -22,272 9,090 25,444 -18,372 -51,128 -28,364
3. Derivatif kewangan 17 -211 29 1 383 -201 -2,281 70
4. Pelaburan lain -24,726 -8,243 2,784 -17,806 5,433 10,674 13,141 -37,112
4.1 Sektor awam -278 -1,182 -3,386 -942 -712 1,605 -2,738 2,697
Kredit 1,108 276 895 681 207 2,189 301 3,984
Debit 1,386 1,458 4,281 1,623 919 584 3,038 1,287
4.2 Sektor swasta -24,448 -7,061 6,169 -16,864 6,144 9,069 15,878 -39,809
ASET RIZAB -15,510 -33,844 4,355 -297 -48,942 -26,213 31,523 61,881
1. Sumber IMF - - - - - - - -
2. Rizab luar negeri BNM -15,510 -33,844 4,355 -297 -48,942 -26,213 31,523 61,881
2.1 Hak pengeluaran khas 7 -6 -11 6 -5 -15 -2 -4
2.2 Kedudukan rizab IMF 11 83 62 20 -2 9 20 -536
2.3 Emas dan pertukaran wang asing -15,528 -33,922 4,305 -323 -48,935 -26,207 31,505 62,421
Pelaburan Langsung Mengikut Asas Arah Aliran
Pelaburan langsung 633 -110 -5,025 -4,846 -5,186 109 -19,732 -1,187
Di luar negeri -5,121 -11,775 -12,365 -9,631 -8,853 -15,656 -20,035 -5,377
Di Malaysia 5,754 11,665 7,341 4,785 3,667 15,765 302 4,190
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bukan pengeluaran
Perolehan kasar aset bukan kewangan
Q108
bukan pengeluaran
Q307 Q407
Pelupusan kasar aset bukan kewangan
Komponen/Tahun & Suku Tahun Q208 Q308 Q408
JADUAL 6 (samb.) : AKAUN MODAL, AKAUN KEWANGAN DAN ASET RIZAB, 2005 - 2010 (RM JUTA)
Q107 Q207
-43 -17 13 -4 -26 -34 -43 -8 CAPITAL ACCOUNT
1 6 28 9 13 7 7 43 1. Credits
0 4 25 6 0 0 1 27 1.1
1 2 3 4 13 7 6 16 1.2 Capital transfers
44 23 15 13 39 41 50 50 2. Debits
26 20 10 10 29 30 27 38 2.1
18 3 4 3 10 11 23 13 2.2 Capital transfers
-30,034 -22,080 -8,853 -19,206 -17,392 -209 -3,117 773 FINANCIAL ACCOUNT
3,043 -5,085 -9,149 -11,123 1,988 162 -17,581 1,455 1. Direct investment
2,616 -6,229 -11,733 -7,583 -12,491 -2,223 -23,866 -10,583 1.1 Assets
426 1,144 2,584 -3,541 14,479 2,385 6,285 12,038 1.2 Liabilities
-13,274 -10,455 18,042 3,906 12,952 13,732 18,278 3,505 2. Portfolio investment
-1,682 -6,511 -4,938 -9,046 -4,069 -2,055 -9,249 -7,802 2.1 Assets
-11,593 -3,943 22,980 12,952 17,022 15,787 27,527 11,307 2.2 Liabilities
1,358 669 465 -123 415 -2,088 835 140 3. Financial derivatives
-21,160 -7,210 -18,210 -11,867 -32,747 -12,016 -4,649 -4,327 4. Other investment
-999 -682 1,762 -263 -721 -317 1,354 -198 4.1 Public sector
207 10 2,491 657 309 164 2,045 360 Credits
1,205 692 730 920 1,029 481 691 558 Debits
-20,162 -6,528 -19,972 -11,604 -32,026 -11,698 -6,003 -4,129 4.2 Private sector
-3,265 -2,134 -11,458 3,025 19,634 1,875 -965 -17,917 RESERVE ASSETS
- - - - - - - - 1. IMF resources
-3,265 -2,134 -11,458 3,025 19,634 1,875 -965 -17,917 2. BNM external reserves
-20 -1 -6,606 133 578 188 3 68 2.1 Special drawing rights
-213 -93 -111 28 120 -75 1 16 2.2 IMF reserve position
-3,032 -2,041 -4,742 2,864 18,936 1,762 -968 -18,001 2.3 Gold and foreign exchange
Direct Investment According to Directional Basis
3,043 -5,085 -9,149 -11,123 1,988 162 -17,581 1,455 Direct investment
388 -5,791 -12,892 -9,141 -3,675 -6,333 -24,004 -9,149 Abroad
2,655 706 3,743 -1,983 5,663 6,495 6,423 10,603 In Malaysia
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Components/Year & Quarter
nonfinancial assets
nonfinancial assets
Gross acquisitions of nonproduced
Q409
Gross disposals of nonproduced
Q109 Q209 Q110 Q210 Q310 Q410
TABLE 6 (cont'd) : CAPITAL ACCOUNT, FINANCIAL ACCOUNT AND RESERVE ASSETS, 2005 - 2010 (RM MILLION)
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A. PENGENALAN
Statistik Imbangan Pembayaran Malaysia mengukur transaksi
ekonomi antarabangsa antara Malaysia dan negara-negara lain di
dunia dari segi magnitud dan jenis transaksi dalam akaun semasa,
akaun modal dan akaun kewangan. Penyusunan ini selaras
dengan metodologi yang ditetapkan dalam Manual Imbangan
Pembayaran Edisi Keenam oleh Tabung Kewangan Antarabangsa
(IMF).
B. KONSEP DAN LIPUTAN
1. Residen
Residen ialah:
orang yang tinggal atau menetap di Malaysia bagi
tempoh sekurang-kurangnya satu tahun; dan
syarikat atau institusi yang berada/beroperasi di Malaysia
di mana kepentingan ekonominya berpusat di Malaysia.
Satu unit institusi dikatakan mempunyai pusat kepentingan di
wilayah ekonomi di sebuah negara apabila wujudnya lokasi seperti
bangunan, tempat pengeluaran, atau premis lain dimana atau
dari mana unit tersebut mengusahakan atau bercadang untuk
terus mengusahakan, sama ada untuk tempoh selama-lamanya
atau tempoh yang panjang, di dalam aktiviti ekonomi dan dengan
skala urusniaga yang signifikan.
2. Bukan Residen Bukan residen merujuk kepada individu, syarikat atau institusi yang
tinggal, atau berada/beroperasi di negara luar Malaysia.
Status residen perwakilan kerajaan asing, organisasi antarabangsa,
pelajar asing dan pesakit asing, adalah seperti berikut:
perwakilan kerajaan asing (kedutaan, konsulat, pangkalan
ketenteraan, kerajaan asing) di Malaysia ada dianggap
sebagai pihak luar-wilayah dan, dengan itu dianggap
sebagai bukan-residen;
perwakilan kerajaan Malaysia di luar negeri dianggap
sebagai residen Malaysia;
organisasi antarabangsa tidak dianggap sebagai residen
bagi mana-mana ekonomi/negara; dan
pelajar asing dan pesakit asing dianggap sebagai residen
negara asal mereka.
3. Sistem Catatan Beregu Sistem ini berdasarkan prinsip perakaunan yang diterima di
peringkat antarabangsa bagi merekodkan dua kemasukan yang
sama bagi setiap urusniaga. Kemasukan kredit untuk merekodkan
eksport barangan dan perkhidmatan, pendapatan diterima dan
urusniaga kewangan yang melibatkan pengurangan dalam aset
kewangan atau meningkatkan liabiliti. Sebaliknya, kemasukan
debit adalah digunakan untuk merekodkan import barangan dan
perkhidmatan, pendapatan yang akan dibayar dan urusniaga
kewangan yang melibatkan peningkatan dalam aset atau
pengurangan dalam liabiliti.
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4. Akaun Semasa Ia mengukur peruntukan bersih sumber sebenar iaitu barangan,
perkhidmatan, pendapatan primer dan sekunder kepada atau
daripada seluruh dunia. Lebihan dalam akaun berlaku apabila
pendapatan melebihi perbelanjaan, manakala defisit berlaku jika
ia sebaliknya. Defisit dalam akaun semasa mungkin dibiayai oleh
aliran masuk pelaburan asing atau pinjaman luar negara atau
penggunaan dalam aset rizab.
i. Barangan Semua urusniaga barangan yang melibatkan pertukaran hak milik
di antara residen dan bukan-residen adalah diliputi. Barangan
dinilai berdasarkan harga pasaran.
Perkhidmatan penghantaran barangan sehingga ke sempadan
kastam termasuk dalam barangan. Perkhidmatan penghantaran
yang disediakan melepasi sempadan kastam oleh pengangkut
tempatan adalah dikelaskan sebagai tambang muatan eksport.
Peraturan pertukaran hak milik digunapakai dalam mendefinisikan
dagangan bagi memastikan pada prinsipnya komponen tersebut
adalah konsisten dalam liputan dan selaras dengan komponen -
komponen lain dalam imbangan pembayaran. Walau
bagaimanapun, standard antarabangsa digunakan bagi
perangkaan perdagangan luar negeri berdasarkan kepada per-
gerakan fizikal barangan merentasi sempadan kastam.
Secara umumnya, pertukaran hak milik bagi kebanyakan
barangan berlaku pada masa yang sama apabila ia secara
fizikalnya bergerak melepasi sempadan.
Proksi nilai pasaran di sempadan kastam Malaysia bagi barangan
eksport yang dilaporkan kepada pihak kastam ialah nilai f.o.b. dan
nilai c.i.f. bagi barangan import.
Eksport f.o.b merujuk kepada nilai barangan di pasaran di
sempadan perangkaan/kastam, iaitu termasuk semua kos
pengangkutan barangan ke sempadan perangkaan/
kastam, eksport dan duti lain yang kena bayar, dan juga
kos punggahan ke kenderaan pengangkut melainkan kos
ditanggung sendiri oleh syarikat pengangkut.
Import c.i.f. merujuk kepada nilai barangan di pasaran
sempadan perangkaan/kastam, iaitu termasuk semua caj
pengangkutan dan insurans ketika dalam perjalanan
tetapi tidak termasuk kos punggahan daripada kapal,
kapal terbang atau kenderaan, melainkan kos sedemikian
ditanggung sendiri oleh syarikat pengangkut tersebut. Nilai
c.i.f. dibuat penyesuaian kepada nilai f.o.b. dalam
penyusunan perangkaan imbangan pembayaran.
Nilai barangan yang diperolehi daripada pengisytiharan kastam
(perangkaan perdagangan luar negeri) diselaraskan untuk liputan
yang merangkumi urusniaga pesawat udara dan kapal komersil,
yang dihantar ke luar Malaysia, import barangan ketenteraan dan
eksport/import air ke/dari Singapura. Sebaliknya, pengecualian
bagi eksport/import yang tidak berlaku pertukaran hak milik
termasuklah barangan yang dikembalikan (barangan ini telah
diimport dan dikembalikan semula kerana didapati rosak atau
tidak menepati spesifikasi) dan kenderaan terpakai yang dieksport/
diimport untuk kegunaan persendirian.
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Imbangan barangan adalah berbeza dengan perdagangan luar
negeri dan perangkaan BOP kerana:
import direkodkan pada c.i.f. bagi perangkaan
perdagangan luar negeri; dan
liputan dan masa berlaku pertukaran hak milik barangan
disesuaikan dalam BOP.
Merchanting ditakrifkan sebagai pembelian barangan oleh residen
daripada bukan-residen dan menjual semula kepada
bukan-residen lain tanpa barangan tersebut perlu memasuki
Malaysia. Perbezaan antara nilai pembelian dan jualan semula
barangan direkodkan sebagai eksport bersih barangan di bawah
merchanting.
ii. Perkhidmatan
a. Perkhidmatan
Penyenggaraan
dan Pembaikan t.t.t.l.
Perkhidmatan adalah hasil daripada aktiviti pengeluaran yang
melibatkan perubahan keadaan unit pengeluaran, atau
memenuhi pertukaran produk atau aset kewangan. Perkhidmatan
bukan secara umum dipisahkan kepada item dimana hak milik
boleh diwujudkan dan tidak boleh secara umum dipisahkan
daripada pengeluaran mereka.
Termasuk penyenggaraan dan kerja pembaikan oleh residen ke
atas barangan yang dimiliki oleh bukan residen (dan sebaliknya).
Kerja pembaikan mungkin dilakukan di tempat pembaikan atau di
tempat lain. Penyenggaraan dan pembaikan bagi kapal, pesawat
dan kelengkapan pengangkutan lain juga termasuk.
Tidak termasuk:
Pembersihan peralatan pengangkutan (termasuk dalam
perkhidmatan pengangkutan);
Pembaikan pembinaan dan penyenggaraan (termasuk
dalam pembinaan); dan
Penyenggaraan dan pembaikan komputer (termasuk
dalam perkhidmatan komputer).
b. Pengangkutan Pengangkutan meliputi semua jenis pengangkutan iaitu laut,
udara, dan lain-lain (termasuk darat, jalan air, angkasa lepas dan
saluran paip) dan perkhidmatan pos dan kurier. Ia melibatkan
pengangkutan penumpang, tambang (pergerakan barangan)
dan aktiviti perkhidmatan sokongan dan tambahan. Aktiviti
perkhidmatan sokongan dan tambahan tidak termasuk sewaan
(charter) pengangkut tanpa anak kapal dimasukkan dalam
perkhidmatan perniagaan lain.
(i) Perkhidmatan Tambang Muatan
(a) Item ini meliputi pengangkutan dan perkhidmatan pengagihan
yang dilakukan oleh:
residen ke atas barangan dan kebanyakan barangan alih
lain yang diperolehi atau dimiliki oleh bukan residen
(eksport bagi Malaysia); dan
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bukan-residen ke atas barangan dan kebanyakan
barangan alih lain yang diperoleh atau dimiliki oleh
residen (import bagi Malaysia). Insurans atas barangan
import Malaysia juga diliputi disini.
(b) Penghantaran barangan biasanya ditetapkan bermula
di sempadan kastam negara pengeksport. Ini dibuat sebagai
asas dalam pengiraan penghantaran barangan dan supaya
ianya konsisten dengan penilaian f.o.b. bagi komponen
barangan. Prosedur penyusunan adalah seperti berikut:
dikira sebagai eksport semua perkhidmatan yang
dibekalkan oleh residen Malaysia/negara lain ke atas
eksport, sebaik sahaja barangan eksport tersebut
dimuatkan ke kapal/pesawat udara di sempadan
Malaysia/negara lain dari tempat dimana barangan di
eksport; dan
dikira sebagai import semua perkhidmatan yang
dibekalkan oleh residen asing ke atas import Malaysia,
sebaik sahaja barangan tersebut dimuatkan ke kapal/
pesawat udara di sempadan kastam negara
pengeksport.
(c) Bayaran tambang muatan kepada syarikat perkapalan dan
penerbangan bukan-residen atas perkhidmatan yang
diterima berkaitan barangan import Malaysia. Pendapatan
tambang muatan yang diterima oleh syarikat residen kerana
perkhidmatan pengangkutan barangan import Malaysia
tidak diambil kira berdasarkan andaian semua perbelanjaan
tambang muatan bagi import adalah ditanggung oleh
residen.
(ii) Perkhidmatan Pengangkutan Penumpang
(a) Perkhidmatan ini merujuk kepada pengangkutan penumpang
di peringkat antarabangsa. Perkhidmatan lain yang
membabitkan perbelanjaan penumpang yang menaiki
kapal/pesawat udara, bayaran kerana lebihan bagasi dan
barangan persendirian yang dibawa bersama juga diambil
kira.
(b) Untuk mengelakkan kesulitan dalam menentukan taraf residen
penumpang, satu ketetapan telah dibuat dimana tiket
penumpang yang dijual di Malaysia disifatkan sebagai dijual
kepada residen. Sebaliknya, tiket penumpang yang dijual di
negara asing disifatkan sebagai dijual kepada bukan residen.
(iii) Perkhidmatan Pengangkutan Lain
(a) Bayaran bagi perkhidmatan di pelabuhan atau di lapangan
terbang oleh syarikat pengangkut direkodkan disini.
Perkhidmatan tersebut termasuklah perkhidmatan
pemunggahan kargo, perkhidmatan lapangan terbang/
pelabuhan, pengemudian, penundaan, penyenggaraan dan
pembaikan.
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(b) Perkhidmatan lain yang berkaitan dijalankan oleh shippers/
carriers dan peralatan yang setara seperti bot tunda,
kapal tunda dan operasi menyelamat juga membentuk
sebahagian daripada komponen ini.
(iv) Perkhidmatan Pos dan Kurier
Perkhidmatan pos dan kurier meliputi pengambilan,
pengangkutan dan penghantaran bungkusan, pakej, dan
dokumen bercetak lain. Ia tidak termasuk bayaran kepada
entiti perkhidmatan pos, seperti portal giro, perkhidmatan
akaun simpanan dan perbankan, dan caj penyimpanan
barangan.
c. Perjalanan (i) Item ini merujuk kepada barangan dan perkhidmatan seperti
penginapan, makanan, hiburan, pengangkutan domestik,
hadiah dan cenderamata yang diperoleh oleh pelawat asing
ketika berada di Malaysia, dan yang diperoleh oleh pelawat
Malaysia ketika berada di negara asing. Perbelanjaan oleh
anak kapal juga diambilkira. Pengangkutan antarabangsa
pelawat direkodkan di bawah perkhidmatan pengangkutan.
(ii) Kedua-dua jenis pelawat iaitu pelancong dan pelawat harian
adalah termasuk dalam penyusunan ini. Lembaga
Penggalakan Pelancongan Malaysia mendefinisikan
pelancong dan pelawat harian seperti berikut:
Pelancong
“Warga asing yang melawat Malaysia bukan untuk tujuan
bekerja di Malaysia, dan tinggal sekurang-kurangnya satu
malam tetapi tidak melebihi satu tahun”; dan
Pelawat Harian
“Warga asing yang melawat Malaysia bukan untuk tujuan
bekerja di Malaysia, dan tinggal kurang daripada 24 jam
dan tidak bermalam”.
(iii) Pelancong dikelaskan di bawah perjalanan perniagaan dan
perjalanan persendirian. Perjalanan perniagaan meliputi
pelancong yang ke luar negeri untuk semua jenis aktiviti
perniagaan: anak kapal; pegawai kerajaan dalam
perjalanan rasmi. Perjalanan persendirian meliputi pelancong
yang ke luar negeri bagi tujuan selain daripada perniagaan
seperti lawatan, bercuti, menyertai aktiviti rekreasi dan
kebudayaan atau mengerjakan Haji atau Umrah/ziarah.
(iv) Komponen Perjalanan juga termasuk perbelanjaan pelajar
Malaysia di luar negeri dan perbelanjaan pelajar asing di
Malaysia. Pelajar kekal sebagai residen di negara asal tanpa
mengambilkira tempoh tinggal di negara lain.
(v) Perbelanjaan kesihatan/perubatan bagi kredit dan debit juga
diambilkira sebagai perjalanan. Perbelanjaan yang
ditanggung oleh pesakit bukan residen di Malaysia (kredit)
atau residen Malaysia yang mendapatkan rawatan
perubatan di luar negara (debit) juga termasuk dalam
kategori ini.
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d. Pembinaan Perkhidmatan pembinaan merangkumi kerja baru dan kerja baik
pulih yang dijalankan pada tempoh masa yang pendek, kurang
daripada satu tahun. Pembinaan ialah asas kasar penggunaan
semua barangan dan perkhidmatan yang digunakan sebagai input
kerja dan juga kos pengeluaran lain. Ini termasuklah kerja-kerja
penyediaan tapak, kerja-kerja membina dan menyiapkan
bangunan (mengecat, memasang paip, meroboh, dll.), kerja-kerja
pembinaan untuk kejuruteraan awam, kerja-kerja pemasangan dan
pemasangan jentera dan pembinaan lain (seperti
perkhidmatan penyewaan kelengkapan pembinaan atau
perobohan dengan pengendali; kerja pembersihan luar
bangunan, dll.)
e. Perkhidmatan Insurans dan
Pencen
Meliputi perkhidmatan menyediakan insuran hayat, insuran
bukan-hayat, insuran semula, insuran tambang muatan, pencen
dan perkhidmatan tambahan kepada insuran.
f. Perkhidmatan Kewangan Meliputi perkhidmatan kewangan, perantaraan dan perkhidmatan
tambahan (kecuali pengusaha dana pencen dan insuran) yang
dijalankan antara residen dan bukan-residen. Caj perkhidmatan
termasuklah perkhidmatan deposit dan pinjaman (cth. yuran
permohonan dan komitmen, bayaran jaminan, yuran pembayaran
balik awal atau denda bayaran lewat, dan caj akaun).
Ini termasuklah komisen dan bayaran lain berkaitan dengan surat
kredit, penerimaan bank, pinjaman kredit, pajakan kewangan,
urusniaga pertukaran asing, komisen dan bayaran lain berkaitan
dengan urusniaga sekuriti, komisen peniaga pasaran hadapan
komoditi, perkhidmatan berkaitan pengurusan aset, perkhidmatan
operasi dan pengawalseliaan pasaran kewangan, perkhidmatan
jagaan sekuriti tidak berkepentingan.
g. Caj penggunaan
harta intelek t.t.t.l.
Caj bagi penggunaan harta intelek termasuklah:
Caj bagi penggunaan hak intelek, seperti paten, cap
dagang, hak cipta, rekacipta dan proses industri, rahsia
perdagangan, dan francais, dimana hak wujud daripada
penyelidikan dan pembangunan, serta daripada pemasaran;
dan
Caj ke atas lesen untuk mengeluarkan semula dan/atau
mengedarkan harta intelek yang terkandung dalam
ciptaan asal atau prototaip, seperti hak cipta ke atas buku
dan manuskrip, perisian komputer, sinematografi dan
rakaman bunyi, dan hak yang berkaitan, seperti rakaman
persembahan secara langsung untuk siaran televisyen, kabel
atau satelit.
h. Perkhidmatan
Telekomunikasi,
Komputer, dan
Maklumat
Perkhidmatan telekomunikasi merangkumi transmisi siaran bunyi,
imej, data, atau maklumat lain melalui telefon, telex, telegram,
radio, dan televisyen satelit, mel elektronik dan faksimili termasuklah
perkhidmatan rangkaian perniagaan, teleconferencing, dan
perkhidmatan sokongan.
Perkhidmatan komputer termasuklah perkhidmatan berkaitan
perisian dan perkakasan dan perkhidmatan pemprosesan data. Ini
termasuklah jualan perisian khas dan bukan khas, pemasangan dan
perkhidmatan perundingan.
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Perkhidmatan maklumat termasuk perkhidmatan agensi berita,
perkhidmatan pangkalan data (konsep pangkalan data,
penyimpanan, dan penyebaran), dan langganan langsung
bukan-pukal akhbar dan majalah, sama ada melalui pos,
penghantaran elektronik, atau cara lain.
i. Perkhidmatan
Perniagaan Lain Perkhidmatan perniagaan lain termasuklah perkhidmatan
penyelidikan dan pembangunan, perkhidmatan profesional dan
pengurusan perundingan, teknikal, perkhidmatan perdagangan
dan perniagaan lain.
Perkhidmatan penyelidikan dan pembangunan meliputi
perkhidmatan berkaitan dengan penyelidikan asas, penyelidikan
gunaan, dan eksperimen pembangunan produk dan proses baru.
Ini termasuklah jualan terus hasil daripada kerja-kerja penyelidikan
dan pembangunan, seperti; paten, hak cipta, maklumat atau
proses industri.
Perkhidmatan profesional dan pengurusan perundingan
merangkumi perkhidmatan bantuan nasihat, bimbingan dan
operasi yang disediakan kepada perniagaan untuk polisi dan
strategi serta perancangan keseluruhan perniagaan, penstrukturan
dan kawalan kepada organisasi. Ini termasuk perkhidmatan
undang-undang, perakaunan, perundingan pengurusan,
perkhidmatan pengurusan, perkhidmatan perhubungan awam,
pengiklanan, penyelidikan pasaran, dan perkhidmatan
pengumpulan pendapat awam.
j. Perkhidmatan Persendirian,
Kebudayaan, dan Rekreasi Merujuk kepada perkhidmatan berkaitan audio-visual dan
perkhidmatan berkaitan dengannya; dan perkhidmatan
persendirian, kebudayaan, dan rekreasi lain. Ini termasuk bayaran
bagi akses siaran televisyen sulit, sewaan audio-visual dan produk
berkaitan, bayaran kepada pelakon, pengarah dan pengeluar,
perkhidmatan pendidikan, perkhidmatan kesihatan, perkhidmatan
sukan, rekreasi dan hiburan.
k. Barangan dan
Perkhidmatan
Kerajaan t.t.t.l.
Ini adalah transaksi oleh sektor awam dengan bukan residen yang
tidak direkodkan ditempat lain dalam komponen BOP.
Transaksi ini termasuk perbelanjaan (barangan dan perkhidmatan)
oleh perwakilan diplomat dan tentera Malaysia di luar negeri dan
perwakilan diplomat dan tentera asing di Malaysia.
Eksport meliputi perbelanjaan modal dan operasi misi diplomatik
asing, misi perdagangan dan organisasi antarabangsa di Malaysia.
Import meliputi perbelanjaan modal dan operasi kedutaan
Malaysia, suruhanjaya tinggi, misi perdagangan dan jabatan
pelajar luar negeri.
iii. Pendapatan Primer Pendapatan primer meliputi dua jenis transaksi iaitu pampasan
pekerja dan pendapatan pelaburan di antara residen dan bukan
residen. Pampasan pekerja merujuk kepada upah, gaji dan faedah
lain (dalam bentuk tunai atau barangan) yang diterima oleh
pekerja residen yang bekerja di luar negeri atau yang dibayar
kepada pekerja bukan residen yang bekerja di Malaysia.
Pendapatan pelaburan melibatkan terimaan pendapatan dan
pembayaran ke atas aset dan liabiliti kewangan asing.
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BPM6 telah menggariskan kategori pendapatan pelaburan
sebagai pendapatan pelaburan langsung, pendapatan pelaburan
portfolio dan pendapatan pelaburan lain.
Pendapatan Pelaburan Langsung terdiri daripada:
dividen, iaitu agihan keuntungan atas pemilikan ekuiti
enterpris pelaburan langsung;
remit keuntungan cawangan;
perolehan dilabur semula, iaitu merujuk kepada perolehan
saham langsung pelabur ke atas DIE yang tidak diagihkan.
Keuntungan/kerugian saham langsung pelabur yang tidak
diagihkan adalah dilihat sebagai penyediaan modal
tambahan kepada enterpris; dan
Faedah atas pinjaman dan sekuriti hutang dikalangan
syarikat yang berkaitan.
Pendapatan pelaburan portfolio merupakan transaksi pendapatan
di antara residen dan bukan residen ekoran daripada pemilikan
saham, bon, nota, dan instrumen pasaran wang.
Pendapatan pelaburan lain merangkumi:
pendapatan sektor awam iaitu Kerajaan Pusat, kerajaan
negeri, badan berkanun, Bank Negara Malaysia dan
Agensi kerajaan, yang diterima daripada atau dibayar
kepada kerajaan asing, bank pusat atau organisasi
antarabangsa; dan
pendapatan sektor swasta, seperti faedah daripada
pinjaman, deposit, dan dll.
iv. Pendapatan Sekunder Pendapatan sekunder meliputi transaksi ekonomi yang tidak
berbalas. Ia merekodkan entri pengimbang yang diperlukan dalam
sistem catatan beregu dalam BOP, iaitu apabila sumber
(barangan, perkhidmatan dan aset kewangan) dibekalkan tanpa
menerima balasan yang mempunyai nilai ekonomi.
Pendapatan sekunder adalah diklasifikasikan kepada dua kategori
standard utama: kerajaan dan sektor lain yang meliputi
pindahan peribadi dan pindahan semasa lain secara tunai
(cth. pencen, denda, cukai, hadiah yang dimenangi dari loteri)
atau bentuk barangan (cth. hadiah makanan, bekalan perubatan,
pakaian).
Jika bukan residen membekalkan sumber kepada residen, item
pengimbang kredit diperlukan dan jika sebaliknya, item
pengimbang debit diperlukan.
Oleh kerana pindahan berperanan sebagai item pengimbang
kepada sumber atau item kewangan yang dibekalkan tanpa
balasan, maka nilainya haruslah bersamaan dengan nilai sebenar
sumber atau item kewangan yang dibekalkan itu. Pada prinsipnya,
pindahan dicatatkan pada ketika sumber yang diimbanginya
bertukar milik.
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5. Akaun Modal Akaun modal terdiri daripada dua komponen iaitu perolehan/
pelupusan kasar aset bukan kewangan bukan pengeluaran dan
pindahan modal.
i. Perolehan /
Pelupusan Kasar
Aset Bukan Kewangan
Bukan Pengeluaran
Ia terdiri daripada urusniaga sumber asli (cth. tanah), kontrak, lesen
dan pajakan dan aset pemasaran dan muhibah (terdiri daripada
jenama, cap dagangan, logo, dan nama domain). Item-item
tersebut juga dimasukkan dalam perolehan/pelupusan tanah oleh
kedutaan asing.
ii. Pindahan Modal Pindahan modal adalah entri pengimbang kepada transaksi
modal sehala. Ia termasuk hutang luput, tuntutan insuran bukan
hayat, geran pelaburan, jaminan one-off dan andaian hutang lain,
cukai dan pindahan modal lain.
6. Akaun Kewangan Akaun kewangan mengukur aset dan liabiliti bersih Malaysia
kepada negara lain di dunia. Ia diklasifikasikan mengikut kategori
fungsi iaitu pelaburan langsung, pelaburan portfolio, derivatif
kewangan, aset rizab dan pelaburan lain. Akaun kewangan
mencerminkan bagaimana lebihan dalam akaun semasa di
digunakan atau bagaimana defisit dibiayai. Oleh itu, lebihan
mungkin dicerminkan oleh pelaburan luar negeri atau pemberian
pinjaman ke luar negeri atau pengumpulan aset rizab.
Aset kewangan asing dan liabiliti tanggungan adalah tuntutan oleh
residen kepada satu ekonomi terhadap residen ekonomi lain.
Kewujudan tuntutan tersebut, walau bagaimanapun, secara
umumnya akan direkodkan di dua lembaran imbangan, iaitu
lembaran imbangan penghantar dimana tuntutan terhadapnya
diadakan sebagai liabiliti, dan lembaran imbangan kepada
pemegang tuntutan yang akan merekodkan urusniaga sebagai
aset.
i. Pelaburan Langsung Pelaburan langsung ialah kategori pelaburan antarabangsa yang
mencerminkan objektif entiti residen dalam sesebuah ekonomi
memperoleh hak kepentingan jangka panjang di dalam enterpris
residen ekonomi lain. Hak kepentingan jangka panjang merujuk
kepada wujudnya hubungan jangka panjang di antara pelabur
langsung dengan enterpris pelaburan langsung dan mempunyai
kuasa dalam pengurusan enterpris tersebut. Pegangan
sekurang-kurangnya 10 peratus dalam enterpris ialah sebagai bukti
wujudnya hubungan tersebut. Pelaburan langsung meliputi semua
transaksi di antara pelabur langsung dengan enterpris pelaburan
langsung dalam Hubungan Pelaburan Langsung Asing (FDIR).
Instrumen kewangan yang diliputi di bawah pelaburan langsung
termasuklah ekuiti, perolehan dilabur semula dan instrumen hutang
(seperti pinjaman dan pendahuluan antara syarikat, kredit
perdagangan).
Berdasarkan BPM6, pelaburan langsung dipersembahkan mengikut
asas aset dan liabiliti. Aset merujuk kepada semua pelaburan di luar
negeri bagi kedua-dua pelabur langsung dan enterpris pelaburan
langsung di Malaysia, sementara liabiliti merujuk kepada semua
pelaburan di Malaysia bagi kedua-dua pelabur langsung dan
enterpris pelaburan langsung di luar negeri.
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Berdasarkan BPM5, pelaburan langsung ditunjukkan mengikut asas
arah aliran. DIA diperoleh daripada perbezaan antara aset pelabur
langsung Malaysia dengan liabilitinya, sementara FDI diperoleh
daripada perbezaan antara liabiliti enterpris pelaburan langsung
Malaysia dengan asetnya.
ii. Pelaburan Portfolio Pelaburan portfolio melibatkan urusniaga antarabangsa dalam
sekuriti ekuiti (cth. saham) dan sekuriti hutang (cth. bon dan nota,
sukuk, dan instrumen pasaran wang), selain daripadanya termasuk
dalam pelaburan langsung dan aset rizab.
iii. Derivatif Kewangan Instrumen kewangan yang dihubungkan dengan instrumen
kewangan lain atau petunjuk atau komoditi, dan mempunyai risiko
kewangan tertentu (seperti risiko kadar faedah, risiko mata wang,
risiko harga ekuiti dan komoditi, risiko kredit, dll.) yang boleh
diniagakan secara berasingan di pasaran kewangan. Contoh
derivatif kewangan ialah opsyen (termasuk waran), niaga
hadapan, kontrak hadapan dan swap.
iv. Pelaburan Lain Merujuk kepada pelaburan selain daripada pelaburan langsung
dan pelaburan portfolio yang terdiri daripada mata wang &
deposit, pinjaman yang dikaitkan dengan pajakan kewangan,
kredit perdagangan dan pendahuluan tanpa mengira tempoh
pembayaran balik, dan akaun lain yang belum terima/bayar. Urus-
niaga pelaburan lain berlaku di antara residen dan pihak yang
tidak berkaitan dengan bukan-residen. Sebarang urusniaga di
bawah pelaburan langsung adalah dikecualikan.
v. Ekuiti Terdiri daripada semua saham dalam syarikat subsidiari dan
bersekutu, serta sumbangan lain (barangan, perkhidmatan dan
sumber lain). Kesemua saham yang dikeluarkan termasuklah saham
biasa, saham premium dan saham keutamaan yang mempunyai
hak mengundi.
vi. Perolehan Dilabur Semula Pendapatan mengikut peratusan pemilikan ekuiti yang dipegang
oleh pelabur langsung yang tidak diagihkan sebagai dividen tetapi
sebaliknya dilaburkan semula ke dalam enterpris tersebut.
vii. Sekuriti Hutang Sekuriti hutang termasuk bon, debentur, nota kewangan, nota janji
hutang dan lain-lain sekuriti bukan-ekuiti yang boleh diniagakan,
dan biasanya diniagakan (didagangkan) dalam pasaran
kewangan yang teratur.
viii. Matawang dan Deposit Matawang terdiri daripada nota dan syiling yang mempunyai nilai
tetap nominal dan dikeluarkan atau disahkan oleh bank-bank
pusat atau kerajaan.
Deposit merujuk kepada semua jenis deposit di bank seperti akaun
simpanan, akaun semasa, akaun tetap dan deposit masa lain.
ix. Pinjaman Termasuk semua pinjaman dan pendahuluan (kecuali akaun akan
diterima/dibayar). Ia juga meliputi pajakan kewangan dan
perjanjian pembelian semula.
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x. Kredit Perdagangan
dan Pendahuluan
Merujuk kepada kemudahan kredit yang diberikan oleh
pengeksport kepada pengimport bagi barangan dan
perkhidmatan (tidak termasuk Letter of Credit). Kemudahan kredit
ini biasanya mempunyai tempoh matang kurang daripada tiga
bulan.
Pendahuluan merujuk kepada pendahuluan bagi kerja yang
sedang dilaksanakan (atau yang akan dilaksanakan) dimana
pelanggan belum membuat bayaran pendahuluan bagi
barangan dan perkhidmatan tersebut.
xi. Lain-Lain Akaun
Belum Terima/Bayar Termasuk semua akaun lain yang belum terima/bayar selain
daripadanya termasuk dalam kredit perdagangan dan
pendahuluan atau instrumen lain yang terakru tetapi belum
dibayar.
7. Aset Rizab Aset rizab merujuk kepada tuntutan BNM terhadap bukan residen
bagi memenuhi keperluan BOP. Aset ini terdiri daripada pegangan
BNM terhadap SDR, Kedudukan Dana Rizab Malaysia, Emas &
Tukaran Asing dan Sumber IMF.
SDR – SDR ialah aset yang diwujudkan oleh IMF untuk memenuhi
keperluan global apabila ia diperlukan. Ia diwujudkan sebagai
tambahan kepada aset rizab yang sedia ada.
Kedudukan Rizab IMF – Kedudukan rizab Malaysia di IMF dirujuk
dalam terma SDR, yang mencerminkan urusniaga dengan IMF
dalam suatu tempoh. IMF akan membenarkan Malaysia untuk
membeli SDR atau matawang negara lain sebagai pertukaran
kepada Ringgit. Pembelian (atau pengeluaran) matawang negara
lain daripada IMF menyebabkan kedudukan rizab Malaysia di IMF
akan berkurangan sebaliknya penjualan semula (pembayaran
balik) akan menyebabkan kesan sebaliknya.
Emas & Tukaran Asing – Pegangan emas merujuk kepada emas
monetari yang dipegang oleh BNM. Rizab pertukaran asing yang
dipegang biasanya dalam bentuk mata wang utama digunakan
untuk tujuan bayaran perdagangan. Rizab ini juga diperlukan
dalam memenuhi keperluan permintaan matawang asing,
daripada residen dan bukan residen, yang bukan hanya untuk
pembayaran perdagangan tetapi juga untuk pembayaran
perkhidmatan, pelaburan dan pembayaran lain.
Sumber IMF – IMF mengekalkan sumber kewangan yang besar bagi
membiayai ketidakseimbangan sementara Imbangan Pembayaran
atau kedudukan rizab negara ahlinya. Sumber ini bersifat pusingan
dan ia diwujudkan daripada matawang negara ahli sebagai kuota
langganan. IMF boleh menambahkan sumber tersebut melalui
pinjaman.
8. Kesilapan dan
Ketinggalan Bersih
Kesilapan dan ketinggalan bersih berlaku disebabkan terkurang
atau terlebih anggaran pada setiap item dalam BOP. Perbezaan
terjadi berikutan penggunaan pelbagai sumber data dalam
penyusunan, perbezaan masa perekodan dan faktor penilaian
harga (keuntungan atau kerugian atas tukaran wang asing).
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C. SUMBER DATA Penyusunan Anggaran Imbangan Pembayaran menggunakan
sumber data berikut:
(i) Sumber Utama:
Penyiasatan Kedudukan Pelaburan Antarabangsa – usaha
sama antara BNM dan Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia;
Penyiasatan Perdagangan Perkhidmatan Antarabangsa
(Pengangkutan dan Telekomunikasi) yang dijalankan oleh
Jabatan; dan
Penyiasatan Perbelanjaan Residen Malaysia di Bandar
Sempadan yang dijalankan oleh Jabatan.
(ii) Sumber Sekunder:
Perangkaan pelancongan yang disusun oleh Lembaga
Penggalakan Pelancongan Malaysia berdasarkan
Penyiasatan Pemergian Pelawat dengan data tambahan
daripada Jabatan Imegresen;
Sistem Transaksi Maklumat Antarabangsa (ITIS) BNM; dan
Rekod pentadbiran sektor awam dan swasta - sektor
awam merujuk kepada BNM, Jabatan Akauntan Negara,
Jabatan Kastam Diraja Malaysia, Kementerian Pertahanan,
Kementerian Luar Negeri dan dsbnya.
D. AMALAN DATA AWALAN
DAN SEMAKAN Amalan yang digunapakai oleh Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia
bagi keluaran data awalan dan data disemak ialah:
Data awalan dikeluarkan selepas tujuh minggu selepas
suku tahun rujukan;
Data disemak bagi tahun sebelumnya akan diterbitkan
pada suku pertama tahun semasa; dan
Data akhir akan diterbitkan setahun selepas data disemak
diterbitkan.
Kebanyakannya disemak disebabkan oleh pelaporan terkini atau
yang telah disemak oleh pembekal data.
E. PEMBUNDARAN Sebarang perbezaan pada data yang dilaporkan adalah
disebabkan oleh pembundaran.
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A. INTRODUCTION
Malaysia’s Balance of Payments statistics measure the international
economic transactions between Malaysia and the rest of the world
in terms of magnitude and types of transactions in current, capital,
and financial accounts. The compilation is in accordance with the
methodology set forth in the Sixth Edition of the Balance of
Payments Manual (BPM6) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
B. CONCEPT AND COVERAGE
1. Resident
A resident is:
a person who has stayed or lived in Malaysia for at least one
year; and
a company or institution located/operating in Malaysia
where its centre of predominant economic interest is in
Malaysia.
Centre of predominant economic interest of an institutional unit in
a economic territory existed where some location, dwelling, place of
production or other premises on which or from which the unit
engages and intends to continue engaging, either indefinitely or
over a finite but long period of time, in economic activities and
transactions on a significant scale.
2. Non-Resident A non-resident refers to a person, company or institution that lives in,
or is located/operating in a country outside Malaysia.
Residency status of foreign official representatives, international
organizations, foreign students and medical patients, are as follows:
foreign official representatives (embassies, consulates,
military bases, foreign general government) in Malaysia are
considered as extra-territorial and, therefore are treated as
non-residents;
Malaysia’s official representatives abroad are treated as
residents of Malaysia;
international organisations are not considered as residents of
any economy/country; and
foreign students and foreign patients are treated as
resident of their country of origin.
3. Double Entry System A system that follows the internationally accepted accounting
principle of recording two equal entries for each transaction. Credit
entries are used to record exports of goods and services, income
receivable and financial transactions involving reductions in
financial assets or increase in liabilities. Conversely, debit entries are
used to record imports and services, income payable and financial
transactions involving increase of assets or decrease in liabilities.
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4. Current Account It measures net provision of real resources namely goods, services,
primary and secondary income to or from the rest of the world.
A surplus in current account arises when earnings exceed spending,
while a deficit occurs when it reversed. A deficit in the current
account may be financed by foreign investment inflows or external
borrowings or a draw downs on reserve assets.
i. Goods All transactions of goods that involved change of ownership
between residents and non-residents are covered. The goods are
valued at their market price. Goods covers general merchandise,
goods for processing, net export of goods under merchanting, and
nonmonetary gold.
Distributive services in connection with goods that are performed up
to the customs frontier included in merchandise. Those distributive
services that are performed beyond that frontier by local carrier are
classified as exports of freight.
The change of ownership rule adopted for defining merchandise
ensures in principle that the component is consistent as to
coverage and timing with other components in the balance of
payments. However, the international standards for trade statistics
are based on physical movements of goods across the customs
frontier.
Generally, the change of ownership of most goods occurs at the
same time when it physically moves across the frontier.
A convenient proxy for the market value at Malaysia’s customs
frontier is the f.o.b. value on exports reported to Customs by
exporters and the c.i.f. on imports reported by importers.
Exports f.o.b. refer to the value of the goods in the market at
the statistical/customs frontier, including all costs of
transporting the goods to the statistical/customs frontier,
export and other duties payable as well as the cost of
loading the goods onto the carrier unless the latter cost is
borne by the carrier.
Imports c.i.f. refer to the value of the goods in the market at
the statistical/customs frontier, including all charges for
transport and insurance whilst in transit but excluding the
cost of unloading from the ship, aircraft or vehicle, unless it is
borne by the carrier. The c.i.f. value is adjusted to f.o.b.
valuation for the compilation of balance of payments
statistics.
The value of goods as obtained from customs declarations
(trade statistics) is adjusted for coverage to include transactions of
commercial ships and aircrafts, which are delivered outside
Malaysia, import of military goods and exports/imports of water
to/from Singapore. On the other hand, the exclusion of exports/
imports for which no change of ownership includes returned goods
(such goods were imported earlier, but were subsequently returned
because of defects or did not meet certain specifications) and
second-hand vehicles exported/imported for personal use.
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The balance on goods is differ between the external trade and BOP
statistics because of:
imports are recorded in c.i.f. in external trade statistics; and
goods are adjusted for coverage and timing for change of
ownership in BOP.
Merchanting is defined as purchase of goods by a resident from a
non-resident and the subsequent resale to another non-resident
without the goods being present in Malaysia. The difference
between the purchase and resale values of the goods is recorded
as net export of goods under merchanting.
ii. Services
a. Maintenance and
Repair Services n.i.e.
Services are the result of a production activity that changes the
conditions of the consuming units, or facilitates the exchange of
products or financial assets. Services are not generally separate
items over which ownership rights can be established and cannot
generally be separated from their production.
Includes maintenance and repair works by residents on goods
owned by non resident (and vice versa). The repairs may be
performed at the site of the repairer or elsewhere. Maintenance
and repairs on ships, aircraft and other transport equipment are
included.
Exclude:
Cleaning of transport equipment (included in transport
services);
Construction repairs and maintenance (included in
construction); and
Maintenance and repairs of computers (included in
computer services).
b. Transport Transport covers all modes of transportation namely sea, air, other
modes (including land, internal waterway, space, and pipeline) and
postal and courier services. It involves the carriage of passengers,
freight (movement of goods) and related supporting and auxiliary
services. Supporting activities and auxiliary services exclude rentals
(charter hire) of carriers without crew are included in other business
services.
(i) Freight Services
(a) This item covers transportation and distributive services which
are performed by:
residents on merchandise and most other movable goods
acquired or owned by non-residents (on Malaysia’s
exports); and
non-residents on merchandise and most other movable
goods acquired or owned by residents (on Malaysia’s
imports). Merchandise insurance on Malaysia’s imports are
included under this category.
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(b) Transport of goods is always considered to begin at the
customs frontier of the exporting country. The main purpose of
specifying a convention is to provide a basis for recording the
transport of goods, consistent with a uniform free on board
(f.o.b.) valuation basis for the goods component.
The procedures for compilation are as follows:
to enter as exports all services performed by residents on
Malaysia’s/other countries’ exports, once these have been
loaded on board the carrier at the customs frontier of
Malaysia/other countries from which the goods are being
exported; and
to enter as imports all services performed by foreign
residents on Malaysia’s imports, once these have been
loaded on board the carrier at the customs frontier of the
country from which they are imported.
(c) Freight payments to non-resident shipping and airline
companies for services rendered in connection with
Malaysia’s imports. Freight earnings by resident carriers for the
carriage of Malaysia’s imports are excluded based on the
underlying conventional assumption that all freight expenses
incurred on imports are borne by residents.
(ii) Passenger Services
(a) Passenger services relates to the service performed in the
international transport of people. Other services for which
passengers make expenditures on board carriers or for which
they pay charges to carriers, such as those for excess
baggage or other personal accompanying effects are also
included.
(b) In order to avoid practical difficulties in determining the
residency of passengers, the convention is adopted whereby
passenger fares sold within Malaysia are deemed to be sold to
residents. Likewise, passenger fares sold in foreign countries are
deemed to be sold to non-residents.
(iii) Other Transport Services
(a) Port and airport services relating to the procurement of
services by shippers/carriers for consumption in their operations
are captured here. The services include stevedoring, airport
and harbour fees, pilotage, towage, maintenance and repair.
(b) Other related services performed by shippers/carriers and
similar equipments such as towboats, tugboats and salvage
operations also form part of this component.
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(iv) Postal and Courier Services
Postal and courier services cover pick-up, transport and
delivery of parcels, packages, and other printed documents.
Exclude are financial rendered by postal administration entities,
such as portal giro, banking and savings account services, and
storage of goods charges.
c. Travel (i) The item refers to the goods and services such as
accommodation, meals, entertainment, internal transportation
and gifts and souvenirs acquired from Malaysia by visitors
during their stay in Malaysia and from abroad by Malaysian
visitors travelling overseas. Expenditure by ships/carriers crews
are also taken into account. The international carriage of
visitors is recorded under transport services.
(ii) Both types of visitors namely tourists and excursionists are
included in the compilation. The Malaysia Tourism Promotion
Board defines tourists and excursionists as follows:
Tourists
“Foreigners travelling to Malaysia for any reason other than
following an activity remunerated from within Malaysia and
stayed for at least a night but not exceeding one year”;
and
Excursionists
“Foreigners travelling to Malaysia for any reason other than
following an activity remunerated from within Malaysia and
stayed less than 24 hours without an overnight stay”.
(iii) Tourists are grouped under business travel and personal travel.
Business travel covers travelers going abroad for all types of
business activities: carrier crews; government employees on
official travel. Personal travel covers travelers going abroad for
purposes other than business such as visits, vacation,
participation in recreational and cultural activities or for
performing the Hajj or Umrah/pilgrimage.
(iv) The Travel component also includes the expenditure of
Malaysian students who study overseas, and foreign students
studying in Malaysia. Students remain residents of their
economies of origin regardless of their length of stay in another
economy.
(vi) Health-related expenditure for both credit and debit are also
part of travel. This expenditure incurred by non-resident patients
in Malaysia (credit) or Malaysian residents seeking medical
treatment abroad (debit) are included in this category.
d. Construction
Construction services cover both new and repair work and are
performed for a short time period, less than one year. Construction
is valued on a gross basis inclusive of all goods and services used as
input to the work and other cost of production. This relates to site
preparation work, construction and completion work for buildings
(painting, plumbing, demolition, etc.), construction work for civil
engineering, installation of machinery and assembly work and other
construction (such as renting services of construction or demolition
equipment with operator; exterior cleaning work of building, etc.)
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e. Insurance and Pension
Services
Covers the services of providing life insurance, non-life insurance,
reinsurance, freight insurance, pensions and auxiliary services to
insurance.
f. Financial Services Covers financial, intermediary and auxiliary services (except those
of insurance enterprises and pension funds) conducted between
residents and non-residents. The services charges included deposit
and lending services (i.e. application and commitment fees, fees
for one-off guarantees, early or late repayment fees or penalties,
and account charges). Also included are commissions and other
fees related to letters of credit, bankers' acceptances, lines of
credit, financial leasing, foreign exchange transactions,
commissions and other fees related to transactions in securities,
commissions of commodity futures traders, services related to asset
management, financial market operational and regulatory
services, security custody services but excluded interest.
g. Charges for the use of
intellectual property n.i.e. Charges for the use of intellectual property include:
chargers for the use of propriety rights, such as patents,
trademarks, copyrights, industrial processes and designs,
trade secrets, and franchises, where rights arise from
research and development, as well as from marketing; and
charges for licenses to reproduce and/or distribute
intellectual property embodied in produced originals or
prototypes, such as copyrights on books and manuscripts,
computer software, cinematographic works and sound
recordings, and related rights, such as for the recording of
live performances and for television, cable or satellite
broadcast.
h. Telecommunications,
Computer, and Information
Services
Telecommunications services encompass the broadcast of
transmission of sound, image, data, or other information by
telephone, telex, telegram, radio, and television satellite, electronic
mail and facsimile including business network services,
teleconferencing and support services
Computer services consist of hardware and software related
services and data processing services. These include sales of
customized and non-customized software, installation and
consultancy services.
Information services include news agencies services, database
services (database conception, storage, and dissemination), and
direct non-bulk subscriptions to newspapers and periodicals,
whether by mail, electronic transmission, or other means.
i. Other Business Services Other business services comprise research and development
services, professional and management consulting services,
technical, trade related and other business services.
Research and development services cover those services
associated with basic research, applied research, and
experimental development of new products and processes. This
includes outright sales as a result of research and development
work, such as; patents, copyrights, information or industrial
processes.
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Professional and management consulting services covers advisory,
guidance and operational assistance services provided to
businesses for business policy and strategy and the overall planning,
structuring and control of an organization. This include legal
services, accounting, management consulting, managerial
services, public relations services, advertising, market research, and
public opinion polling services.
Technical, trade-related and other business services comprise of
services related to architectural, engineering, other technical,
waste treatment and de-pollution, agricultural, mining, operating
leasing, trade-related and other business services.
j. Personal, Cultural, and
Recreational Services
Refers to services associated to audio-visual and related services;
and other personal, cultural, and recreational services. This includes
charges for access to encrypted televisions channels, rental of
audio-visual and related products, fees to actors, directors and
producers, education services, health services, sports, recreational
and entertainment services.
k. Government Goods and
Services n.i.e. These are transactions by the public sector with non-residents,
which are not recorded elsewhere in the BOP components. The
transactions include expenditures (goods and services) of
Malaysia’s diplomatic and military representative abroad and of
foreign governments’ diplomatic and military representative in
Malaysia.
Export covers operating and capital expenditures of foreign
diplomatic missions, trade missions and international organisations in
Malaysia. Import covers operating and capital expenditure of
Malaysia’s embassies, high commissions, trade missions and
students’ departments abroad.
iii. Primary Income Primary income covers two types of transactions namely
compensation of employees and investment income between
residents and non-residents. Compensation of employees refers to
wages, salaries, and other benefits (in cash or in kind) earned by
resident workers working abroad or paid to non-resident workers
working in Malaysia.
Investment income involves income receipts and payments on
external financial assets and liabilities.
Direct investment income includes:
dividends, which are the distribution of profits in respect of
equity held within direct investment enterprises;
remitted profit of branches;
reinvested earnings, which refers to direct investor’s share
of earnings of DIE that are not distributed. The direct
investor’s shares of profits/losses that are not distributed are
conceived of as providing additional capital to the
enterprises; and
interest on loans and debt securities between related
companies.
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Portfolio investment income comprises income transactions
between residents and non-residents and is derived from holdings
of shares, bonds, notes, and money market instruments.
Other investment income covers:
income of the public sector namely, Federal Government,
state governments, statutory authorities, Bank Negara
Malaysia and other government related agencies, which is
to be received from or payable to foreign governments,
central banks or international organisations; and
income of the private sector, such as interest from loans,
deposits, and etc.
iv. Secondary Income Secondary income covers economic transactions that are
unrequited. It records the offsetting entries required by the double
entry system for BOP, when resources (goods, services and financial
assets) are provided without something of economic value being
received in return.
Secondary income are classified into two main standard
categories: general government and other sectors which covers
personal transfers and other current transfers in cash (e.g. pension,
fines, taxes, prizes won from lotteries) or in kind (e.g. gifts of foods,
medical supplies, clothing).
In the case of resources being provided by non-residents to
residents, offsetting transfer credits are required and vice versa
when residents provide resources to non-residents.
Since unrequited transfers are defined to be offsetting entries for
the provision of real resources or financial items without a quid pro
quo, the value of the unrequited transfers has to be the same as
that of the real and financial resources to which the unrequited
transfers are offsets. In principle, unrequited transfers are to be
recorded at the same time when the resources to which they are
offset, change ownership.
5. Capital Account Capital account comprises of two components namely gross
acquisition/disposal of nonproduced nonfinancial assets and
capital transfers.
i. Gross Acquisition /
Disposal of Nonproduced
Nonfinancial Assets
It comprises transactions in natural resources (e.g. land), contracts,
leases and licenses and marketing assets and goodwill (consist of
brand names, trademarks, logos, and domain names). These items
also include acquisition/disposal of land by a foreign embassy.
ii. Capital Transfers Capital transfers are the offset entries to one sided transactions of
a capital nature. It includes debt forgiveness, nonlife insurance
claims, investment grants, one-off guarantees and other debt
assumption, taxes and other capital transfers.
6. Financial Account Financial account measures Malaysia’s net assets and liabilities to
the rest of the world. It is classified according to the functional
categories namely direct investment, portfolio investment, financial
derivatives, other investment and reserve assets. Financial
account reflects how the surplus in the current account is utilized or
how the deficit is financed. Thus, a surplus may be reflected in
investments abroad or overseas lending or accumulation of reserve
assets.
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Foreign financial assets and their matching liabilities are claims by
resident of one economy upon a resident of another economy. The
existence of such claims, therefore, generally will be recorded on
two balance sheets, namely the balance sheet of the transactor
against which the claims are held as liabilities, and the balance
sheet at of the holder of the claims who will record the transactions
as assets.
i. Direct Investment Direct investment is a category of international investment that
reflects the objective of a resident entity in one economy obtaining
a lasting interest in an enterprise resident in another economy.
The lasting interest implies the existence of a long-term relationship
between the direct investor and the enterprise and a significant
degree of influence on the management of the enterprise.
An ownership of at least 10 per cent of the voting power of the
enterprise is evidence of such relationship. Direct investment covers
all transactions between direct investors and direct investment
enterprises within the Foreign Direct Investment Relationship (FDIR).
Financial instruments covered under direct investment include
equity, reinvestment of earnings and debt instruments (such as
inter-company loans and advances, trade credits).
Under BPM6, direct investment is presented according to assets and
liabilities basis. Asset refers to all investment abroad by both direct
investors and direct investment enterprises in Malaysia, while
liabilities refers to all investment in Malaysia by both direct investors
and direct investment enterprises abroad.
Under BPM5, direct investment is presented according to
directional basis. DIA is derived by netting off the assets of
Malaysia's direct investors with its liabilities, while FDI is derived by
netting off the liabilities of Malaysia's direct investment enterprises
with its assets.
ii. Portfolio Investment Portfolio investment involves international transactions in equity
securities (e.g. shares) and debt securities (e.g. bonds and notes,
sukuk, and money market instruments), apart from those included in
direct investment and reserve assets.
iii. Financial Derivatives Financial instruments that are linked to another financial instruments
or indicators or commodities, and through which specific financial
risks (such as rate risks, currency, equity and commodity price risks,
credit risks, etc.) can be traded in financial markets in their own
rights. Examples of financial derivatives are options (including
warrants), futures, forward contracts and swaps.
iv. Other Investment Refers to investment other than direct and portfolio investment,
which comprises of currency & deposits, loans associated with
financial leases, trade credits irrespective of the length of the
repayment period, and other accounts receivable/payable.
Transactions of other investment occur between resident with
nonrelated parties of nonresident. Any transactions under direct
investments are excluded.
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v. Equity Comprises all shares in subsidiaries and associates, and other
contributions (goods, services and other resources). All classes of
shares on issues include ordinary shares, premium shares and par-
ticipating preference shares.
vi. Reinvestment of Earnings Earnings proportionate to the percentage ownership of the equity
owned by the direct investor that are not paid out as dividends but
instead reinvested in the enterprise.
vii. Debt Securities Debt securities include bonds, debentures, commercial paper,
promissory notes and other tradable non-equity securities, and are
usually traded (tradable) in organised financial markets.
viii. Currency and Deposits Currency consists of notes and coins that are of fixed nominal
values and are issued or authorized by central banks or
governments. Deposits refers to all types of deposits in banks such
as saving accounts, current accounts, fixed deposits and other time
deposits.
ix. Loans Include all loans and advances (except account receivable/
payable). It also covers the treatment of financial leases and
repurchase agreements.
x. Trade Credit and
Advances
Refers to credit facilities provided by exporter to importer for
extension in goods and services (exclude Letter of Credit). These
facilities usually have maturity period of less than three months.
Advances refer to advances for work that is in progress (or is yet to
be undertaken) and prepayment by customers for goods and
services not yet provided.
xi. Other Accounts
Receivable / Payable Include all other accounts receivable/payable other than those
included in trade credits and advances or other instruments that
have accrued but have not been paid.
7. Reserve Assets The reserve assets refer to BNM’s claims against non-residents for
meeting BOP needs. These assets comprise BNM’s holdings of SDR,
Malaysia’s Reserve Position in the Fund, Gold & Foreign
Exchange and IMF Resources.
SDR - The SDR is an interest-bearing asset created by the IMF to
meet global needs, as and when it arises. It was created as
a supplement to existing reserve assets.
IMF Reserve Position - The reserve position of Malaysia with the IMF,
defined in terms of SDR, reflects transactions with the IMF during the
period. When the IMF makes its resources available to Malaysia, it
does so by allowing Malaysia to purchase SDR or other members’
currencies in exchange for the Ringgit. Purchases (or drawings) of
other member’s currencies from the IMF by Malaysia would result in
a decline in its reserve position with the IMF while repurchases (or
repayments) would have the opposite effect.
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Gold & Foreign Exchange - Gold holdings refer to monetary gold
held by BNM. Foreign exchange reserves are held mainly in the
denomination of the major currencies which are used for the
settlement of trade. These reserves are required to meet the
demands for foreign currencies, from both residents and
non-residents, not only for trade settlements but for services,
investment and other payments.
IMF Resources - The IMF maintains a large pool of resources from
which to help finance temporary imbalances in the Balance of
Payments or reserve position of its members. These resources are of
a revolving character and are primarily derived from currencies
made available by members as their quota subscriptions. The IMF
may supplement these resources by borrowing.
8. Net Errors and Omissions Net error & omissions arises from under or over estimation of each
item in BOP. Discrepancies occur due to various data sources used
in compilation, different time of recording and valuation factors
(gains or losses on exchange rates).
C. DATA SOURCES Data for compiling the Balance of Payments estimates are sourced
as follows:
(i) Primary sources:
BNM – DOSM Joint Survey on International Investment
Position;
Survey on International Trade in Services (Transportation
and Telecommunication) conducted by the Department;
and
Survey on Expenditure of Malaysian Residents at Border
Town conducted by the Department.
(ii) Secondary sources:
Tourism statistics compiled by the Malaysia Tourism
Promotion Board, using data emanating from its Departing
Visitors’ Survey with supplementary data from the
Immigration Department;
BNM’s International Transactions Information System (ITIS);
and
Administrative records of the public and private sectors -
public sector refers to BNM, Accountant-General’s Office,
Royal Malaysian Customs Department, Ministry of Defence,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and etc. are used.
D. DATA RELEASE AND
REVISION PRACTICE
The practice adopted by DOSM for preliminary data release and
revision are:
The preliminary data is released seven weeks after
reference quarter;
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Revision data for the previous year will be published in the
first quarter of the current year; and
Final data will be published a year after the release of
revision data.
The revisions are mostly due to latest or revised reporting by data
providers.
E. ROUNDING Any differences in the aggregated data are due to rounding.